Emergency Dept, Southampton General

Studio Four designed a helipad capable of accommodating the largest helicopters used in civilian rescue.

Completed on-site in July 2013 the state-of-the-art Teenage Young Adult Unit at Southampton General Hospital have now been opened

Studio Four were appointed to design this laboratory fit-out project situated on Level F of the Biomedical Research Unit (BRU) at Southampton General 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.

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.

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.

Completed in July 2013, the Haematology Day Unit at Southampton General Hospital will serve patients with leukaemia and other blood disorders

The project consisted of a new 4-storey extension to the existing hospital and included DTC services, a Day Theatre Unit, an Oscopy Unit, a Cancer Care Unit, Short-Stay and Standard Wards.

The first phase included all the structural elements of the building together with the internal fit-out of the top floor and plantrooms.

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.