New Ward Block, Hillingdon Hospital
A new space for patient-focused care
Bailey Partnership and Western Building Systems have delivered a new three-storey modular ward at Hillingdon Hospital, enhancing clinical capacity and supporting improved patient care across Greater London.
Purpose-Built Facility
Redevelopment
This new £13m healthcare building provides specialist Paediatrics, Dementia, and Rehabilitation ward facilities with particular specialist interior design elements to meet HBN 00-08. It forms part of a long-term redevelopment plan by Hillingdon Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust to modernise the hospital site with new facilities. Bailey Partnership delivered Architectural, Interior Design, and MEP services
Hillingdon Hospital adds to Bailey Partnership’s portfolio of healthcare projects and reflects extensive experience in Modern Methods of Construction, off-site and hybrid fabrication solutions, critical to ‘live’ environments.
Construction Overview
Modular construction
The building was designed as a hybrid construction, combining 83 off-site manufactured modules forming the main structure with a traditional steel frame. Precast concrete planks and stairs form the primary stair and lift core, linking the modular building to two existing buildings on site.
A fully accessible rooftop plant deck is located behind a louvred screen, accommodating key mechanical plant and full ventilation systems.
External works include soft landscaping with provision for a future rehabilitation garden for dementia and stroke patients, improvements to paediatric garden areas, relocated car parking, new generators, and a steam connection.