Fiona Stanley Hospital

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Coordinates: 32°04′09″S 115°50′51″E / 32.069302°S 115.847397°E / -32.069302; 115.847397

During construction, December 2010

Fiona Stanley Hospital is a new hospital which is under construction in Murdoch, Western Australia. It is the largest building project ever undertaken for the Government of Western Australia.

The complex of buildings which form the hospital have been designed by the Fiona Stanley Hospital Design Collaboration which is a joint venture between the local offices of three architectural practices Silver Thomas Hanley,[1] Hames Sharley[2] and HASSELL. The directors responsible for the project from each firm are Giorgio Raffa, Warren Kerr and Jeff Menkens.

The managing contractor for the project is Brookfield Multiplex.

After completion of the first stage, expected in 2014, the hospital will have a capacity of 643 beds.[3] It is named after epidemiologist and public health campaigner Fiona Stanley.

The site of the hospital is adjacent to Murdoch train station, Murdoch University and the private St John of God Hospital.

A building site with three multistorey buildings all nearing completion from an external perspective. There are two overhead cranes and many pallets of materials waiting to be lifted into the buildings, all of which are surrounded by a temporary security fence.
Panorama of the construction of the hospital, May 2012

Notes

  1. http://www.silverthomashanley.com/
  2. http://www.hamessharley.com.au/
  3. "New hospital survey. (WA) (Fiona Stanley Hospital)", Australian Nursing Journal (Australian Nursing Federation) 15 (2), 2007-08-01: 13(1), ISSN 1320-3185 

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