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- Projects | MAAP Architects
Sectors Acute Health Aged Care Community Health Masterplanning Mental Health Project Archive View the Archive › We have been building innovative, research-led projects for more than 30 years and have masterminded the creation of over $7bn of healthcare infrastructure. Jacaranda Place Mental Health Glenside Health Campus Mental Health, Masterplanning Clock View Mental Health Highcroft Hospital Mental Health, Aged Care Sunshine Coast University Hospital Masterplanning The Prince Charles Hospital Acute Health, Masterplanning Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark Acute Health, Masterplanning Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) Acute Health Hamad Psychiatry Hospital Mental Health Primary Community Health Building Acute Health, Community Health Redcliffe Hospital Redevelopment Acute Health, Masterplanning Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital Masterplan Acute Health, Masterplanning The Missing Middle Mental Health, Community Health Secure Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit Mental Health Waikato Adult Mental Health Facility Mental Health Ipswich Hospital Redevelopment Mental Health Al Wakra Mental Health Facility Mental Health Westmead Health Precinct Acute Health, Masterplanning Roker and Mowbray Dementia Care Centre Mental Health, Aged Care Royal North Shore Hospital Acute Health, Masterplanning Northern Beaches Hospital Acute Health, Masterplanning Ferndene Children & Young People's Centre Mental Health Royal Adelaide Hospital Acute Health, Masterplanning Roseberry Park Mental Health, Aged Care Kidderminster Treatment Centre Acute Health, Community Health Little Bromwich Mental Health, Aged Care
- People | MAAP Architects
Sam Small Associate Mungo Smith Director John Clarke Senior Architect Noam Raz Associate Director Eoghan Coyle Project Coordinator Sophie Andrews Studio Manager Saleh Simba Interior Designer Our creative, flexible, research-driven workplace is home to some of the industry’s most talented architects, health planners, and urban designers. Read More People See More › Whether you’re an established architect or planner looking for a compelling design challenge, or a recent graduate taking your first steps in the industry, we can provide you with the opportunity to make your mark and build a distinguished and fulfilling career. Practice Alison Huynh Andy Black Brian Mundler Eline Tops Hilary Spiers Jan Golembiewski Jos Poortman Lin Kilpatrick Shuang Wu Su Balasubramanian Tom Gait-Smith Tom Jones Wade Sutton Collaborators & Past Team Members
- Jos Poortman | MAAP Architects
Jos Poortman Project Coordinator Qualifications BSc. Architecture MSc. Architecture Building and Planning Architects Registration Bureau (BA) NL LinkedIn Associations Jos is a passionate architectural designer. He has been working with MAAP since 2016, bringing his analytical and creative skills to many of our projects including the New Psychiatry Hospital, Doha, Waikato Adult Mental Health and Mason Clinic Mental Health projects in New Zealand, and both masterplans and concept designs for projects including The Prince Charles Hospital, Redcliffe Hospital, Redland Hospital and the New Bundaberg Hospital in Queensland. He has considerable experience in clinical planning, masterplanning, concept and schematic design, design coordination, documentation and presentation. Jos has a sharp eye for detail and is highly capable of translating ideas into effective visuals and diagrams for stakeholder engagement. He is proficient in a wide range of software applications including the Adobe Creative Suite (Illustrator, InDesign, and Photoshop), Sketch-up, AutoCAD and Revit. Selected Work Jacaranda Place Mental Health Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark Acute Health, Masterplanning The Prince Charles Hospital Acute Health, Masterplanning See More ›
- Sunshine Coast University Hospital | MAAP Architects
Location Birtinya QLD, Australia Client Queensland Health Role Masterplanner, Consulting Architect Year 2012 Value $1.5b Contact Mungo Smith MAAP worked alongside Deicke Richards Architects and Conrad Gargett Architects to develop a master plan for the Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) which encompasses a 450 overnight bed public tertiary level teaching hospital, with future expansion to 950 overnight beds. It provides a full range of ambulatory and acute services supported by a central energy plant, car park and an academic and research centre. Sunshine Coast University Hospital Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark The Prince Charles Hospital Glenside Health Campus See All › Related Projects Patient care and place making is integral to the SCUH vision. The objective of the master plan was to promote good design, flexibility and accessibility using the underlying architectural structure and organisation of space to support versatile healing environments. MAAP led high level strategy and client/team liaison, masterplanning and concept stage clinical planning, the application of evidence based design and international perspectives on healthcare facilities, and user consultation ahead of PPP procurement. One of the key challenges for this project has been to accommodate the project’s varied facilities in a staged development. Our solution allocated space across a flexible open-ended structure that not only responds to the constraints of the site but will also allow for growth and change over the lifetime of the facility. The accommodation is broken down into modules or pods that can be combined or separated in flexible formations that will meet the needs of each generation of users.
- Sam Small | MAAP Architects
Sam Small Associate Qualifications MArch BDesArch Australian Institute of Architects Australian Health Design Council BuildingSMART Australasia LinkedIn Associations Sam has experience in residential, health, and commercial architecture as well as masterplanning and urban design. He works across all project stages and has been involved in digital design coordination, user group co-design, architectural design, and construction documentation for many of MAAP’s recent projects including Jacaranda Place, winner of the best mental health project at the 2020 IADH Awards. Sam led the introduction of dRofus as a standard data management and design tool on all MAAP projects. He is responsible for managing office BIM standards and implementing BIM workflows across the project lifecycle, from pre-planning and project briefing through design and construction to the delivery of robust record data for post-occupancy evaluation and asset management. He is passionate about simple, sustainable, and durable architecture driven by effective user collaboration and an evidence-based design approach. Parallel to practice, he spent several years as a researcher in contemporary architecture at the University of Sydney and has presented to conferences in Australia and the UK. Selected Work Jacaranda Place Mental Health The Prince Charles Hospital Acute Health, Masterplanning Hamad Psychiatry Hospital Mental Health See More ›
- Rathbone Hospital Low Secure Unit | MAAP Architects
Location Client Mersey Care NHS Trust Role Year 2006 Value £12.5m Contact Rathbone Hospital Low Secure Unit Jacaranda Place Clock View Glenside Health Campus See All › Related Projects
- Wade Sutton | MAAP Architects
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- Eline Tops | MAAP Architects
Eline Tops Qualifications Associations Eline is a talented architectural project leader. Since joining MAAP in 2016 she has brought her creative skills to projects ranging from Jacaranda Place for Children’s Health Queensland, the Shoalhaven Hospital Masterplan and Multi-deck Car Park for Health Infrastructure NSW, and the Thomas Embling Hospital Masterplan and Secure Psychiatric Intensive Care Unit for Victoria Health. While working with MAAP she has built up a strong skill set in client and user group management. Her roles have involved project coordination and implementing user group meetings outcomes with a focus on integrating complex models of care into design and documentation. She has overseen several co-design processes which have used innovative presentation and visualisation technologies to help stakeholders explore architectural and interior design options. She has experience in supporting clients at all project stages from site appraisal, project visioning, brief development, and master planning, to design, documentation, procurement and construction. She is experienced in a range of design documentation programs including Revit, AutoCAD and Sketch-up. Selected Work See More ›
- Su Balasubramanian | MAAP Architects
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- Westmead Health Precinct | MAAP Architects
Location Westmead NSW, Australia Client NSW Health Infrastructure | Western Sydney Local Health District Role Architect, Masterplanner Year 2014 Value $1b Contact Mungo Smith The Westmead Hospital Precinct Masterplan by MAAP is intended to inform strategic decision-making on the future of Australia’s largest and most intensively used concentration of health assets. After four decades of piecemeal redevelopment, the original hospital structure has exhausted its surplus capacity. The 2014 Masterplan sought to extend the hospital’s life for another forty years by identifying opportunities for short and long term expansion for the four co-located precinct hospitals and potential for the consolidation of infrastructure with flexibility for unpredictable changes in models of care, technology, and patient profiles over coming decades. Westmead Health Precinct Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark The Prince Charles Hospital Glenside Health Campus See All › Related Projects The vision involves rerouting the major diagonal artery through the site to establish a flexible orthogonal block structure that reduces wasted space and creates a logic for way-finding. It maximises development capacity, freeing up land at strategic locations for academic partners and complementary development to reinforce the site's growth as a major academic health science centre. The precinct already provides more than 400,000 sqm of clinical, research and academic facilities. The masterplan demonstrates capacity to more than double in the next two decades and support the creation of 25,000 new jobs. Anticipated uses include bio-medical, residential accommodation and commercial and retail together with new specialist research and academic facilities.
- Dementia Friendly Environments, Guy’s and St Thomas’ | MAAP Architects
Location Client Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust Role Year 2014 Value £0.65m Contact Dementia Friendly Environments, Guy’s and St Thomas’ Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark The Prince Charles Hospital Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) See All › Related Projects
- West Herts Community Treatment Units | MAAP Architects
Location Client West Herts Community Health NHS Trust Role Year 1995 Value £4m Contact West Herts Community Treatment Units Primary Community Health Building The Missing Middle Carrickore Children’s Home A facility designed with Donnelly O'Neill Architects, providing respite care for eight young people with a disability, aged 4-18 years. Set in private grounds, and designed around a central courtyard, the innovative structure allows carers to view the doors of all bedrooms from their workstation, while fins in the glazed wall provide privacy between patients. See All › Related Projects





