Royal liverpool hospital nbbj hks af h nw

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Royal Liverpool University HospitalArchitects for Health

Jane McElroy and David Lewis, NBBJ

26 June

Royal Liverpool University Hospital:The role of a hospital in repairing the urban fabric of a city

David Lewis - Principal, NBBJ 8th October 2013

Introduction

Liverpool

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Liverpool

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Liverpool – the site

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Future masterplan

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Prescot Street

West Derby Street

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Spaces within the square

LowerSquare

The Terraces

Hospital Square

Education Square

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Reflective garden sub space

Masterplan – design principles

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View from the Knowledge Quarter

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West Derby Street

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South East Corner

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South East Corner

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Bedroom Bedroom

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Light and views

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Bedroom

Hot Floors

Interstitial Floor

Section diagram

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Bedroom

Hot Floors

Interstitial Floor

Structure

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Bedroom

Hot Floors

Interstitial Floor

Engineering Services

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Bedroom

Hot Floors

Interstitial Floor

Facilities Services

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South East Corner

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Clinical Science and Support Building (CSSB)

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View from Prescot Street

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Prescot Street and existing energy centre

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New Hospital

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New Hospital

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Clinical Sciences and Support Building

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Multi-storey car park

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Bridge link

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Existing Linda McCartney Centre, Education Building and Dental Hospital

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Biosciences developments

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Cancer Centre

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Public Space: Education Square, Hospital Square, Terrace and Lower Square

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Main pedestrian routes onto the site

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Emergency, deliveries and staff

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Hospital Square landscape

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Public realm paving materials reflecting Liverpool City Council’s ‘Public Realm Implementation Framework’ .

Landscape materials

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Landscape

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North Elevation - day

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Materials – images and references

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West Elevation

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West Derby Street entrance

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Building organisation – simple and legible

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Segregation of flows – improved quality of environment

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Top view of original model

Large central gardens, legible form

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Building Stacking

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Building Stacking

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Building Stacking

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Public & Clinical Flows

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FM Flows

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Hospital Square entrance

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Central atrium

Central circulation, clarity of wayfinding

West Derby Street and Car Park level entrance

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Atrium

View towards West Garden

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Central atrium

View towards entrances

A personal welcome

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Welcoming

A Human Welcome*

• A mobile approach to offering assistance

• Information and help are distributed not centralised

• The help comes to the visitor/patient

• Directions can be hand pointed or visitors can be accompanied to their destination

• For further help visitor can be accompanied to a touchdown base or meeting room

*with information in hand

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Wayfinding Point

A place to work Self-Check In Coffee & MediaWayfinding Point

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Vibrant colour aids Wayfinding

Universal InformationSymbol

Printer Recess

Comfortable, casualTask seating

PC could be mounted under the desk and serviced from below

Desk design reflects others across the Hospital1200mm wide

Information Point

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Atrium

Level 0 view towards Main Entrance

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Natural light and gardens

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Building Stacking

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Level 0 - Ambulatory Care

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Haematology

Level 1 – Emergency & Assessment

Emergency

Assessment

Cardio-Respiratory

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Critical Care

Level 2 – Theatres & Critical Care

General Theatres

Critical Care

Day Case Theatres/ Interventional Suites

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Atrium

View towards West Garden

Critical Care Waiting, Level 2

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Building Stacking

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Bedrooms

Hot Floors

Interstitial Floor

Facilities & Services

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Linked Clinical Sciences & Support Building

Pharmacy

Offices

Laboratories

Loading Bay

Courtyard

Link to Multi-Storey Car Park Link to Hospital

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Linked Clinical Sciences & Support Building

Building Stacking

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Bedroom Bedroom

Single Rooms – the building block

Patient experience

Daylight

State of the Art

Patient safety

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Light and views

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The Generic Ward

Observation

Daylight

Interest

Light and views

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Generic Wards – typical floor

Clinical

Public

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The Generic Ward – clear and welcoming entrance

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Metrics

Site Area: 10.11 hectares / 25 acres

Main Hospital Building: 84,000 sqm

Clinical Sciences & Support Building: 10,000 sqm

Functional Content:

- 650 beds including 40 Critical Care beds and 81 emergency assessment beds

- 19 operating theatres and interventional radiology rooms

- Imaging – 5x X-Ray, 3x MRI, 4x CT, 1x Fluoro, 3x Gamma, 1x PET

- specialist facilities for renal dialysis, ophthalmology, haematology, infectious diseases, clinical research & trials, radio-pharmacy

Car Parking: 1000 spaces on site, 500 spaces off-site

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Project Team

Client : Royal Liverpool and Broadgreen University Hospitals NHS Trust

Project Co. & Contractor: Carillion

Architect: NBBJ/HKS

MEP Engineers: Hoare Lea & Partners

Civil & Structural Engineers: Capita/TPS

Landscape Architects: Fira

Medical Equipment Consultants: MJ Medical

Fire Consultants: Exova

Thank You

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