Location Ipswich QLD, Australia Client Building Queensland | West Moreton Hospital & Health Service (WMHHS) Role Health Planner Year 2019 Value $350m Contact Noam Raz The Ipswich Hospital Redevelopment is a 15-year plan to deliver significant expansion to meet the healthcare needs of the hospital's rapidly growing population catchment. The full business case included the demolition of six buildings, refurbishment of three building, and a new mental health building, carpark and MRI facility. Ipswich Hospital Redevelopment ​ ​ ​ Jacaranda Place ​ Clock View ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects MAAP worked as part of a team led by multi-disciplinary consultancy Jacobs bringing our mental health planning expertise to the redevelopment proposals. MAAP led stakeholder engagement and prepared the concept and schematic design for the mental health building which is now on site with documentation being completed by Hassell. The 8,000 sqm multi-storey mental health facility provides two 14 bed adult wards, one 14 bed older persons ward, and one 8 bed high dependency unit. The design incorporates future-proofing strategies to allow the hospital to convert admin space to provide an additional IPU at a future date. The scheme arranges public and private areas around a large open-air atrium and clusters patient units around shared courtyards. The building form harness the tropical climate drawing airflow through courtyards and the atrium for natural ventilation and day-lighting, with bedrooms oriented to provide pleasant outlooks suited to healing and recovery.

Location Nowra NSW, Australia Client Health Infrastructure NSW Role Masterplanner Year 2019 Value $434m Contact Noam Raz MAAP have worked closely with Health Infrastructure NSW and Illawarra and Shoalhaven Local Health District on the staged redevelopment of Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital which functions as the acute healthcare hub for the Shoalhaven region. Shoalhaven District Memorial Hospital Masterplan ​ ​ ​ Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark ​ The Prince Charles Hospital ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects The design acknowledges that the hospital site is densely developed with most parts of the site occupied by either clinical or support infrastructure (including car parking) and that hospital expansion requires additional land. Our initial 2017 masterplan was prepared in 2016-17 to establish a framework for future expansion taking into consideration the requirements of ISLHD’s Clinical Service Plan to 2027. This was updated in 2019 to take into consideration an extended planning horizon and revised development boundaries.​ The first stage of the redevelopment comprises MAAP’s design for a new 220 space multideck car park which has has been planned to integrate with future clinical buildings as part of the coordinated masterplan. The car park opened in December 2019 winning the NSW MBA Award for best public building in 2020.

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Lin Kilpatrick Health Planner Qualifications BArch Australian Institute of Architects WA ARB Associations Lin has over 40 years of experience as an architect developing the master planning and design for mental health and justice related facilities across Australia and in New Zealand. His work has included both mainstream and secure mental health, with a focus on facility needs for forensic psychiatric services. He has worked extensively in the justice arena on prisons – adult and youth, male and female and the design of courts. His work is driven by gaining a thorough understanding about peoples’ needs, the activities to be accommodated and the processes and services that guide the overall design framework and generate balanced solutions. He was part of the team that pioneered the introduction of campus prison design in Australia and New Zealand. He is committed to researching cost- and outcome-effective prison models and secure therapeutic physical settings to support special needs sentenced and remand groups and prisoners dealing with mental illness. Lin has visited in the vicinity of 150 operational facilities across the Australasian region and worldwide to gain an understanding about how other jurisdictions deliver services and develop facility infrastructure. He continues to investigate and research new models of service delivery and facility being developed around the country and overseas. Selected Work The Missing Middle Mental Health, Community Health See More ›

Location ​ Client Northumberland, Tyne and Wear NHS Foundation Trust Role ​ Year 2013 Value £8m Contact ​ ​ Tyne, Low Secure Unit ​ ​ ​ Jacaranda Place ​ Clock View ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects ​

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 ›

Location Victoria, Australia Client Victorian Health & Human Services Building Authority Role Consultant, Design Research Year 2019 Value n/a Contact Mungo Smith MAAP were commissioned by the Victorian Health and Human Services Building Authority (VHHSBA) to provide analysis, mapping, and learnings from case studies into the planning and development of mental health facilities in Victoria and to inform VHHSBA of opportunities for improvement in their current service model. The Missing Middle ​ ​ ​ Jacaranda Place ​ Clock View ​ Glenside Health Campus ​ See All › Related Projects The process commenced with a research stage focussed on a literature review of: - community and hospital based services since de-institutionalisation.​ - current policy and research into new opportunities for the delivery of mental health services in Victoria and Australia generally. The research identified the need for a national network of specialised community mental health hubs that can provide rapid and expert backup for GPs or Headspace centres and meet the urgent and ongoing needs of more complex patients at locations which are close to home and have the capacity for extended hours outreach.​ The literature review was followed by a design research stage which examined two potential sites for new types of community / mental health accommodation. A number of new typologies was tested at the two locations and options showing the most potential were explored in more detail, expressed in site plans and 3D visualisations.

18 July 2023 Alexandria Health Centre shortlisted at World Architecture Festival Awards MAAP are pleased to announce that Alexandria Health Centre has been shortlisted at in the 2023 World Architecture Festival Awards. Alexandria Health Centre, designed in collaboration with Warren and Mahoney Architects, has been nominated in the Future Health category for buildings still in design - a resounding endorsement of the team's vision for the project. The facility aims to raise awareness, promote acceptance, offer support, and aid in recovery and healing. To achieve this goal, the project has identified four key design drivers: sound clinical planning; an elevated customer experience; a considered urban response; and embedding a connection to country and Indigenous concepts of wellness. Early engagement with Indigenous practitioners has helped to embed Indigenous values and stories into the project, connecting to place and helping to reconnect consumers to country. The building takes inspiration from the bamuru (kangaroo grass), with its soft curves and rich color. The plant provided sustenance for early communities and was integral in the regeneration of native creeks. The project draws metaphorical inspiration from this power of resurfacing knowledge and identity to create wellbeing. The materiality and composition of the façade utilizes natural materials that reference the urban fabric and have been chosen throughout to ensure the building responds to its local context. The project places functionality, equality, and dignity for all people at the forefront of its design. Soft edges, a strong connection to nature, clear and accessible circulation and warm materiality create an environment that will be calming and comfortable to return to over time – creating a positive experience to embark on their healing journey. Embedded through architecture, this project is committed to exceptional sustainability performance, with a particular focus on reducing built area, passive design strategies, connection to nature, and design for health and wellbeing. 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

Location ​ Client Dr Hill & Partners Role ​ Year 1991 Value £0.5m Contact ​ ​ The Riverside Primary Care Surgery ​ ​ ​ 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 ​

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.

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 ›

Location ​ Client Drs. Graham, Seyan and Partners Role ​ Year 1999 Value £0.2m Contact ​ ​ Simpson House Medical 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 ​