New Stobhill Hospital wins the 'Best Designed Project' Award 2010
Our New Stobhill Hospital has won the 'Best Designed Project’ Award 2010 in this year's Public Private Finance Awards. The building won against a strong shortlist of public buildings from around the UK.
New Stobhill Hospital represents the first of its kind to open in Scotland. This £80 million hospital, procured under PPP, delivers creative responses to social, economic and technical sustainability, inclusion, flexibility and adaptability and aspires to the highest design standards. The brief was for a true ACAD (ambulatory care and diagnostic) and the ethos behind the project is that the patient comes first: medical tests/consultations are carried out on the same day on the same site if possible, and if a medical procedure is required, the patient is given a fixed appointment date there and then.
New Stobhill Hospital is also the winner of the Roses Design Awards 'Best Public Building' and 'Best of the Best' Architecture Grand Prix Award, and is the current holder of the Building Better Healthcare 'Award for Best Hospital Design' - the UK's biggest healthcare building design event. New Stobhill won the Glasgow Institute of Architects Award for 'Best Healthcare Building', received a Civic Trust Award Commendation, was a finalist in the 2009 Andrew Doolan Award for the 'Best Building in Scotland' prize and is currently shortlisted for a RIBA Award for Architecture 2010.
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