Emergency Department, Southampton General Hospital

Consolidation of children’s emergency facilities, remodelling the children’s and adults waiting areas and creating a new Resuscitation area.

The first Young Adult Cardiac Unit in the country is now operational at Southampton General Hospital. The facility provides 17 bed spaces.

A new building provides a HDSU department plus additional floor accommodation for a fit out. A new plant room allows for independent operation.

Currently located on the upper deck of the car park, this helipad is capable of accommodating the largest helicopters used in civilian rescue

New Medical Assessment Unit to provide enhanced capacity, incorporating an Ambulatory Assessment area. The project required a new courtyard extension

22 single bed wards were created for the treatment of bowel cancer, to be followed by 2 new operating theatres and an endoscopy suite.

The Teenage Young Adult Unit provides a 10 bed unit for cancer patients aged between 16 to 24 and involved a cantilever structure off an existing building.

Completed in 2012, the DSU provides space for 38 patients who are attending Hospital for a surgical procedure that will be carried out that day.

Previously located at St. James in Hospital, this project involved the creation of a specialist neuropsychiatric rehabilitation ward at Western Community Hospital.