Bristol Royal Infirmary

Bristol Royal Infirmary redevelopment that consists of an award winning design for a specialist cardiac unit, a new ward block built on the Terrell Street site behind the BRI, refurbishment of the Queen's building, the conversion of wards in the King Edward building, a new welcome centre at the main entrance, a new veil facade, and an extension plus refurbishment of Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre (BHOC), including a new LINAC facility, teenage / young adult accommodation and teenage Cancer Trust Facilities, along with a helipad on the roof of the Queen's Building. Client: University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust. Architect: Nieto Sobejano Arquitectos and CODA Architects Main Contractor: Laing O’Rourke Structural Engineer: Aecom M&E: Hoare Lea Building control: Buckley Lewis Cost adviser: Sweett Group Town plannig: WYG Other: d+b facades, Generaia, S.L, Ignacio Valero