A new high quality acute hospital, using sustainable construction methods. The new healthcare facility accommodates clinical wards, office space, educational facilities, and a wellbeing hub.
Urgent and Emergency Care Centre, Scarborough Hospital
A major extension to the Emergency Department to significantly improve same day care and acute medical treatments.
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Project Overview
The project includes a £32m Emergency Department / Acute Medical unit, alongside an £18m infrastructure package of works to support the new build and overall site masterplan.
The 6,000sqm 2-storey facility combines and expands the current emergency department, same day emergency care and acute medical unit. The first floor houses critical care services, with a steel frame plant room located at level 02.
BREEAM Excellent (target)
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The Challenge
The new development was to be constructed on a steep embankment, adjacent to an existing hospital building.
Our Solution
We coordinated with the piling contractor and temporary works designer to provide a suitable structural approach that would allow the site team to be able to build the proposed structure. A cantilever concrete frame was used to tie in to the existing building.
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