Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre

About the project

Studio Four assisted Createability and Alliance Leisure to provide South Gloucestershire Council and the Circadian Trust with improvements at two leisure centres outside Bristol.

The first was Bradley Stoke Leisure Centre, where £3.6m of works included a new entrance lobby, re-cladding to the main front elevation, an extension to the existing gym, internal alterations to create additional fitness studios and café area, and re-planning the existing library. External works also included the formation of 146 additional parking spaces and new landscaping works, all within the existing site boundary.

Internally the creation of a children’s soft play zone and adjacent climbing walls was a huge success, and the facilities were officially opened by Paralympic gold medallist Andy Lewis in February 2017.

Other projects…

Sterile Supplies Department, Isle of Wight

A new build 3-storey block adjacent to the main hospital providing a new HSDU department on the floor plus additional floor accommodation for a future fit-out.

Day Surgery Unit, Southampton General

The Day Surgery Unit was completed in October 2012 and provides space for 38 patients who are attending Hospital for a surgical procedure that will be carried out that day and result in the patient being able to go home the same day.

Endoscopy, Isle of Wight

Designed and procured under P21+, the totally new

Paediatric Theatres, Southampton General

Following on and adjacent to the completed H and J theatres, the Trust required a dedicated pair of theatres for Paediatrics, along with the support facilities and its own 5 bed recovery.

There is also an adjacent area currently proposed for a future Paediatric Day Unit.

Neonatal Ward, Princess Anne Hospital

The internal refurbishment scheme at Southampton’s maternity hospital was designed to provide extra cot spaces within the existing Neonatal department.

The new cot bays exist in a larger area allowing more space for the nursing staff when treating a single patient.

Haematology Dept, Southampton General

Although this project was initially part of the Oncology PFI, time pressures demanded that the Clinical Haematology Centre became a stand-alone project. Phase 1 consisted of 9 new Bone Marrow Transplant rooms where a whole floor was required to provide filtered air to each individual isolation room where patients may stay for up to six weeks.