Healthcare

The animation communicated the campus design while illustrating its relationship to key landmarks and infrastructure. Pop-up caption graphics were incorporated to present project highlights and supporting information, creating a clear, engaging visual narrative to support stakeholder communication and marketing objectives.

dRofus database reviews were undertaken alongside collaborative workshops with the consultant team to coordinate information requirements and align design outputs with the BEP and long-term asset management needs. A flexible resourcing model enabled rapid progression of design and BIM deliverables, helping the client meet contractual milestones while maintaining quality and compliance across the project.

This encompassed partitions, finishes, ceilings, structure, fixtures and equipment, furniture, lifts, lighting, audio visual and sound systems, fire protection, drainage, mechanical services, and floor penetrations—providing a coordinated digital foundation to support design development, coordination, and future delivery stages.

Our focus was the delivery of the architectural shell and core drawings for construction in accordance with the Fiona Stanley Hospital site drawing standards.

By relying on our team to produce exactly what was required, our client was able to focus on other key design challenges and coordinating with the rest of the design collaboration team.

In parallel, we supported health planning by helping the client’s team identify and resolve design challenges early in the process. Architectural documentation support was provided throughout the design development and construction stages of the facility which provides specialist care for patients with spinal cord injuries and acquired brain injuries, as well as rehabilitation following stroke, neurological disease and amputations.

The project involves a new 12-storey clinical services building, a bigger emergency department, and modern centrally located mental health units. Facilities include new operating theatres, intensive care unit, women’s health services, increased access to cancer, outpatient and ambulatory care services and new nuclear medicine and dental services.

The project involves a new state-of-the-art paediatric services building, comprising medical and surgical units, perioperative services, PICU and NICU, family-focused retreat areas and accommodation, front-of-house and retail amenities, logistics facilities, car parking, and a public domain with associated landscaping.

Our team identified and reported MEP clash issues and collaborated closely with the wider design team to resolve coordination challenges across MEP, architectural and structural disciplines. Our deliverables included coordinated MEP LOD 300 – LOD 350 BIM models and 2D drawings.

The project forms part of a 14.3-acre medical campus comprising an emergency hospital, medical office building, high-end hotel, long- and short-term rental apartments, and car parking.

As an authorised Autodesk trainer, targeted BIM and software training was delivered alongside consultancy services to strengthen the client’s capability and support effective adoption of BIM processes.

The 640,000 m² facility comprises an extensive array of medical facilities including 99 intensive care units, 48 neonatal intensive care units, 30 surgical theatres, 19 X-ray rooms, 14 ultrasound rooms and 7 CT scanners.

By using our services, the client’s team could focus on design development challenges, the User Group Review process, and coordination and management of the main contractor and consultants.

We delivered quality documentation allowing the lead design consultant to focus their staff on design development challenges, the user group review process, and the coordination and management of the contractor and consultants.

We partnered with our client on several phases of the project with initial work comprising PDF-to-BIM services, followed by the preparation of architectural concept design drawings and presentation renders for stakeholder approval. The scope then extended through building consent, tender and construction documentation stages. During construction, additional support was provided through the production of clarification responses and supplementary documentation as required by the contractor.

The fifteen-storey health education and research building provides co-working, education, training and research spaces, clinical schools, ambulatory care clinics, support facilities, retail, and over 2,500 m² of publicly accessible open space.

Our work involved the shell and core, healthcare planning, and interior fit-out. During the complex value management phase our additional delivery capacity enabled the design consortium to remain focused on client engagement, resolving design challenges, and coordinating consultants.

One of Australia’s largest and most technologically advanced tertiary teaching hospitals, the facility delivers comprehensive healthcare services for adults, youth and children. The development comprises eight buildings and includes a 783-bed hospital, clinical research and teaching facilities, a rehabilitation centre, outdoor courtyards, extensive landscaping, and a dedicated paediatric playground.

Flexible resourcing allowed for the planning and enabling works, and heavy scan content to be undertaken in two weeks. And deployment of scalable teams enabled all work to be completed within a 6-month programme, with a team of 20 completing one phase in two months, and a team of 12 completing another in 4 months.