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  • People | MAAP Architects

    Eoghan Coyle Project Coordinator John Clarke Senior Architect Jos Poortman Project Coordinator Mungo Smith Director Noam Raz Associate Director Saleh Simba Interior Designer Sam Small Project Coordinator & BIM Manager 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 Lin Kilpatrick Shuang Wu Su Balasubramanian Tom Gait-Smith Tom Jones Wade Sutton Collaborators & Past Team Members

  • Knowledge | MAAP Architects

    Categories Awards News Research Acute Health Mental Health Sectors Learn More › Expertise Our research and innovation have been informing our practice for over 30 years. Learn more about how this manifests in our design approach and resulting architecture. 6 September 2023 - News, Awards Alexandria Health Centre wins WAFX Award for Ageing and Health 3 March 2023 - News, Awards Clock View Hospital recognised for enduring value 19 January 2022 - Research The Well Placed Hospital 13 October 2021 - News, Awards MAAP shortlisted for 2021 Wolfson Prize 10 February 2021 - News, Awards SPICU at Thomas Embling Hostital wins at European Healthcare Design Awards 13 January 2021 - News, Awards Jacaranda Place wins Best Mental Health Project at IADH Awards 2020 10 January 2020 - Research The Missing Middle

  • 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

    Eoghan Coyle Project Coordinator John Clarke Senior Architect Jos Poortman Project Coordinator Mungo Smith Director Noam Raz Associate Director Saleh Simba Interior Designer Sam Small Project Coordinator & BIM Manager 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 Lin Kilpatrick Shuang Wu Su Balasubramanian Tom Gait-Smith Tom Jones Wade Sutton Collaborators & Past Team Members

  • 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 ​

  • Wandsworth Recovery Centre | MAAP Architects

    Location ​ Client Integrated Health Projects / South West London and St George’s Mental Health NHS Trust Role ​ Year 2009 Value £23m Contact ​ ​ Wandsworth Recovery Centre ​ ​ ​ Jacaranda Place ​ Clock View ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects ​

  • Small Heath Health Centre | MAAP Architects

    Location ​ Client NHS Birmingham East and North Role ​ Year 1994 Value £1.8m Contact ​ ​ Small Heath Health Centre ​ ​ ​ 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 ​

  • Queen Elizabeth Emergency Care Centre | MAAP Architects

    Location ​ Client Gateshead Health NHS Foundation Trust Role ​ Year 2014 Value £21.5m Contact ​ ​ Queen Elizabeth Emergency Care Centre ​ ​ ​ Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark ​ The Prince Charles Hospital ​ Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) ​ See All › Related Projects ​

  • Jacaranda Place wins Best Mental Health Project at IADH Awards 2020 | MAAP Architects

    13 January 2021 Jacaranda Place wins Best Mental Health Project at IADH Awards 2020 Jacaranda Place has been recognised at the International Academy for Design and Health 2020 Awards as the best Mental Health Project in 2020. This adolescent extended treatment facility, which includes inpatient and outpatient treatment as well as education facilities for young people in all of South East Queensland, was co-designed by former residents and families of former residents of the closed Barrett Centre in order to provide the best possible space for young people to get treatment and for their recovery. "The Deputy Director General, John Wakefield, has thanked the team for an amazing effort within such a tight timeframe. He also acknowledged the way you’ve all conducted yourselves professionally and sensitively with stakeholders. One parent who is also on Steering Committee also thanked team for the co-design approach and results; which was collaborative, valuable to be part of, and previously unheard of.” Gunther de Greave Project Manager, Destravis The facility consists of a 12-bed mental health unit, a day program centre and integrated school with specialist vocational training facilities. MAAP was contracted by Destravis to support development of the model of care, functional brief, site selection and develop business case and tender designs for Queensland Health. We completed documentation acting for design and construct contractor ADCO in collaboration with DWP. Alexandria Health Centre wins WAFX Award for Ageing and Health Mental Health Alexandria Health Centre shortlisted at World Architecture Festival Awards Mental Health Clock View Hospital recognised for enduring value Mental Health See All › Related Knowledge

  • Hilary Spiers | MAAP Architects

    Hilary Spiers Studio Manager Qualifications BSc(Arch) BArch(Hons) Australian Institute of Architects Registrations NSW 6201 Associations Hilary joined MAAP in 2022 as the Studio Manager. Hilary is a registered architect with over 25 years’ experience in architectural practice and studio leadership. Hilary manages the financial, HR, project resourcing, business, and strategic development for the practice. Prior to joining MAAP, Hilary led the Sydney Studio for a global architectural practice where she was responsible for all aspects of strategic and operational management. This was combined with managing projects across the Workplace, Community and Education sectors for the studio. Hilary has a strong understanding of managing client expectations within the complexities required to deliver well designed, sustainable and functional projects. Selected Work See More ›

  • Northgate Hospital Villas | MAAP Architects

    Location ​ Client Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust Role ​ Year 2008 Value £4.5m Contact ​ ​ Northgate Hospital Villas ​ ​ ​ Jacaranda Place ​ Clock View ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects ​

  • Royal North Shore Hospital | MAAP Architects

    Location St Leonards NSW, Australia Client NSW Health Infrastructure | Northern Sydney Local Health District Role Architect, Masterplanner, Health Planner Year 2012 Value not disclosed Contact Mungo Smith MAAP's Royal North Shore Hospital masterplan was developed for Health Infrastructure NSW and has informed future development and utilisation at the hospital campus, ensuring the site is able to respond to the current and future needs and provide appropriate clinical, academic, teaching and education services. Royal North Shore Hospital Healthcare facilities must fit comfortably into the urban and social fabric of communities, respecting the urban design tenets that underpin successful public buildings. We have a natural empathy for the collaborative, consultative approach that must be adopted when working on large community projects. Bob Willis Director, Medical Architecture Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark ​ The Prince Charles Hospital ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects The steeply sloping topography makes the RNSH campus difficult to access and presented a key challenge for the masterplan. MAAP's three dimensional development framework has successfully supported the delivery of 150,000 sqm of new acute facilities and a further 200,000 sqm of complementary development in a clearly organised urban structure. The masterplan has placed an emphasis on integrating clinical, research and education services and provision of versatile future-ready facilities and amenities capable of attracting and retaining the best people. The urban design frames existing heritage buildings to create a campus heart that reinforces the site's sense of identity with legible way-finding to draw in the community, improved connections to transport and support equitable access to clinical services and high quality public open space.

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