Location Herston QLD, Australia Client Metro North Hospital & Health Service Role Architect, Masterplanner Year 2021 Value $300m Contact Mungo Smith The Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service opened in early 2021 and is the first building to be completed as part of the $1.1 bn Herston Quarter Redevelopment, bringing new and additional specialist public health services to the Herston Health Precinct. The "digital ready" facility provides 182 beds, specialised rehabilitation support areas and a surgical and endoscopic centre with surgical inpatient rooms, operating theatres, endoscopy rooms and recovery spaces. Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) ​ ​ ​ Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark ​ The Prince Charles Hospital ​ Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) ​ See All › Related Projects MAAP assisted Johnstaff and Metro North Health develop the business case, functional content and select the preferred site. We produced the reference design which was included in PPP tender documents and completed further iterations of the scheme and test fit options to support the client team during the PPP bidding process. Images on this page include both MAAP's reference project and the successful PPP scheme designed by Hassell.

Location Wollongong NSW, Australia Client University of Wollongong Role Architect, Masterplanner, Health Planner Year 2020 Value $60m Contact Noam Raz The University of Wollongong’s Health and Well-being Strategy provides a revolutionary model of care for older people co-locating aged care accommodation with a new $44 million state of-the-art Primary and Community Health Building (PCHB) - a “one-stop shop” offering non-surgical care focused on preventative and chronic health issues. Primary Community Health Building ​ ​ ​ Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark ​ The Prince Charles Hospital ​ Surgical, Treatment and Rehabilitation Service (STARS) ​ See All › Related Projects By combining academic, aged care and health care accommodation, the project delivers an integrated aged care and retirement living community linking research, teaching, and learning. Three underlying areas of activity will take place at the PCHB, namely: - clinical care, - teaching and learning, and - translational research. The competition winning design by Tzannes and MAAP provides for equitable access for all individuals and with facilities that can grow and adapt to accommodate future developments with no single clinical discipline having priority over use or quality of space. The majority of spaces are designed with an emphasis on versatility for multi-disciplinary models of care where carers come to the patient who can be treated where they feel most comfortable, with specialist areas limited only to zones where specialist equipment required dedicated space. All spaces allow for future changes in digital technology and adopt existing exemplar practices within health care settings.

John Clarke Senior Architect Qualifications BSc(EnvDes) BArch Australian Institute of Architects FRAIA 11224 Registrations NSW 8903 QLD 2403 Associations John joined MAAP in 2017 and is a Registered Architect with over 30 years’ experience ranging from planning to construction administration and post occupancy evaluation. He has a long history in architecture for health and well-being, working across significant health, aged care, mental health and multi-residential projects in NSW, QLD, the ACT and overseas. He works with MAAP as a senior practice architect across conducting design and quality review across all our projects. He has served in varying capacities and roles including feasibility consultant, master planner, urban designer, design architect, project architect, contract administrator and project manager. He has specific skills in safe design and risk management. He has addressed many conferences on urban design, architecture, and design for safety, health, and well being. Before working with MAAP, John held principal manager roles at Brisbane City Council and for GHD Architecture. He was practice manager of the Queensland Architectural Practice Academy and practitioner in his own Architectural Practice serving a wide range of clientele. Selected Work Jacaranda Place Mental Health Shoalhaven Hospital Multi-Deck Carpark Acute Health, Masterplanning Hamad Psychiatry Hospital Mental Health See More ›

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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

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