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    The document describes a new hospital building that achieved a BREEAM Outstanding rating. It has an intuitive layout focused on patient well-being and clinical efficiency. Sustainable features include maximizing natural light, green space, and renewable energy sources. The structural and mechanical systems were designed for flexibility and infection control.

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    The document describes a new hospital building that achieved a BREEAM Outstanding rating. It has an intuitive layout focused on patient well-being and clinical efficiency. Sustainable features include maximizing natural light, green space, and renewable energy sources. The structural and mechanical systems were designed for flexibility and infection control.

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    BREEAM OUTSTANDING ACCREDITED HOSPITAL

    ARCHITECTURAL CONCEPTS:
     The hospital layout is designed around clinical adjacencies to ensure it is highly
    functional.
     Patient orientated design that promotes health and wellbeing.
     Intuitive layout reduces the stresses of wayfinding within the hospital.
    MISSION STATEMENT  Wherever possible natural daylight is introduced and views to the outside are
    The building design and engineering strategy follows the needs of a 21st century healthcare facility provided.

    – providing a therapeutic environment that promotes health and well-being, is patient orientated,  The facade design follows a modern, simple and efficient statement design.

    intuitive and flexible to future needs. The aim is to design a positive impact building that uses fewer  Each floor is divided into 3 main fire compartments. Each compartment has
    two independent escape routes
    resources, generates less waste, curbs CO2 emissions and to save the NHS money over its life-cycle.
     25% Green Space.

    Cardiff Bay Orthopaedic Hospital


    2011

    Group F R. Bayton, B. Drew, S. Godicke, T. Lawson & I. Smith


    SUPERSTRUCTURE: MECHANICAL SERVICES ELECTRICAL SERVICES:
     Cast-in-situ reinforced concrete frame.  9 Air Handling Units have been selected to  Calculated power requirement of
     C50/60 concrete mix with a 50% GGBS provide all occupied rooms with the option 210kVA, supplied by LV DNO connection.
    content specified. of mechanical ventilation.  Standby generator provides backup to the

     Flat slab design offers maximum flexibility in


     Ultra Clean Ventilation system used within essential areas of the hospital.
    layout.
    the operating theatres for infection control.  Solar shading system tracks the sun and
     Slabs designed using the yield-line method.
     10kW ground source heat pump used for collects electricity via PV technology.
     The structure is braced by concrete shear

    walls incorporated into lift cores. under-floor heating in atrium.  62 PV panels installed on the roof.
    SUSTAINABILITY:
     10000L GRP Storage Tank stores sufficient  Fibre optic cables draw natural light down
     Steel sections have been utilized in the
     Narrow plan design reduces energy costs.

    atrium to provide long spans of column free water to supply 24 hour requirements. into corridors.
     Rainwater harvesting for toilet flushing and irrigation.
    space.  460kW gas fired, condensing boiler selected
     Locally sourced materials & labour specified.

    SUBSTRUCTURE: as the primary method of heating water.


     Extensive green roof.
     CFA piles are to be utilized due to their low  External VIE has been sized to store
     Building management system optimises the use of services.
    noise and vibration installation. 3927L of oxygen at -160°C.
     Flexible for future developments in medical science
     144 CFA piles (450mm diameter) are to be

    or management. PROJECT COSTS:


    installed to a depth of 23 metres.
     Floor slabs are to be ground bearing.

    BREEAM Rating: 85.2%.

    INFECTION CONTROL:
     Inpatient and outpatient departments separated.  All wash basins are sensor operated

     Clean and dirty corridors provided for operating theatres.  All surfaces, floors and walls have an easy clean, durable
    ESTIMATED CAPITAL COST: £7.92M
     High ventilation rates throughout patient areas prevent airborne transmission. hygienic surface coating. Cost per square metre: £1494

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