A five-storey hospital building constructed on a live hospital campus, with base-isolated critical wings and full medical gas and services coordination.
Construction took place inside an operating hospital campus with continuous patient and ambulance movement.
Noise and vibration limits applied during clinical hours in adjacent wards.
Imaging room construction required tolerances and shielding details outside standard building practice.
A segregated construction access and hoarded compound separated all site traffic from ambulance and patient routes.
Percussive and high-noise activities were confined to agreed windows, with monitoring at the ward boundary.
Shielding installation was carried out by a specialist subcontractor under an inspection plan agreed with the equipment vendor.
Handover was staged by floor so that outpatient services could be commissioned before the building was fully complete.
Floors
5
Including diagnostic and theatre levels
Campus operation
Uninterrupted
Handover
Staged
Outpatient services commissioned early
Defect close-out
Complete
Within liability period
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