**OUR EXPERIENCE IN DELIVERING CARE HOME AND HOSPICE PROJECTS**
Not only do these facilities provide positive and dedicated care for residents and patients, they directly impact a range of social factors.
State-of-the-art care homes help reduce loneliness, improve mental health and wellbeing and life expectancy. Hospices provide a calmly caring environment for those in palliative care.
Putting these patients and residents, at the heart of the delivery is vital within the design and construction process.
To do this effectively, getting everyone involved at the earliest stage is vital, so that we can provide the most effective and purpose led design, fast tracking it through any construction challenges.
Our diverse portfolio of experience across the health sector includes new builds, extensions and refurbishments to deliver different types of care homes, as well as palliative care hospice's too.
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Priscilla Bacon Hospice | £11.9mNorwich, Norfolk
Delivered directly for Pricilla Bacon Hospice Charity, the new 24 bed adult hospice is built on a beautifully landscaped site.
The 3,550 m2 building is arranged over two floors with the exception of the in-patient care being single storey. Each of the patient rooms includes a private garden that looks out on to extensively landscaped private parklands.
The steel framed building also includes offices, meeting rooms, gymnasium, community and therapy rooms.
This all-electric building makes it an entirely fossil free site, whilst the air permeability achieved an impressive 3.37 on the final test. A PV farm and air source heat pumps also contribute to its impressive sustainability features,
We couldn't fault the Morgan Sindall approach to the project. The completely open and collaborative relationship which has been built up during the project has made it a pleasure to work on. The whole customer experience continues to be very good.
13.9t carbon saved
45/45 CCS score
£11.1 million social value
101 volunteer hours
£21,044 charitable donations
24 bed hospice
Meeting rooms
Offices
Gym and café
Therapy rooms
Architect | LSIPM | RUAC&S | Rossi LongMEP | Hoare Lea
Dumbarton Care Home | £11.3mWest Dunbartonshire
This project comprised the design and build of an new 84 bed care home and day care facility for West Dunbartonshire Council.
Also known as Crosslet House, the facility has 84 individual bedrooms with en-suites, split down into 12 houses with shared living and dining spaces.
Also included is a cinema room, cafe, and hairdresser, with associated external communal facilities, landscaping and car parking.
Secure but open courtyards and gardens are provided with direct access from each house unit.
The project also includes a Community Day Care Unit directly accessible from the entrance allowing shared or segregated usage as required, with direct access to meeting rooms and training facilities within the management suite.
The project was constructed on the site of the original Crosslet House Care Home which was demolished as part of the first stage of the contract and the site prepared for the erection of the new modern and larger facility.
Architect | Cooper CromarMEP | Stuart McTaggart
Orchard View Adult & Continuing Care Facility | £7.3mInverclyde
Orchard View is a contemporary healthcare facility providing adult and elderly continuing care and mental health accommodation with a particular focus on delivering a dementia friendly environment.
Delivered for NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, a key element of the design was the incorporation of internal courtyards, ensuring continuous availability of therapeutic outdoor space for service users.
The project also involved an arts strategy (Hearts, Hands and Minds), delivered by consultants working with local community groups, aimed at maximising the therapeutic benefits of the facility's aesthetics e.g. in quiet rooms, corridors and courtyards.
We retained good communication links throughout the build. The build and finishes therein exceed our expectations. We received handover information and training on new equipment, MS minimised disruption to our neighbours. We had an excellent rapport with MS and it was a pleasure to work with this team.
Architect | NorrC&S | BakerHicksMEP | Hawthorne Boyle
Downham Grange Care Home | £3.3mDownham Grange, Norfolk
The design and build of a brand new 65 bed care home following the demolition of the former care home.
The project included the construction of a new Care Home on the existing site of the Downham Grange Care Home. The design and build contract included initial partial construction of a two storey traditionally built structure of brick / block on concrete foundations with pitched tile roof. Following that, residents were decanted into the new wing, whilst the old care home was demolished and the final three wings could be constructed The team also delivered a new car park and associated external landscaping works. Downham Grange was designed with care home standards in mind with large glazing in every room to maximise light and attention to detail on finishes.
You guys have been marvellous! You’ve worked well as a team with us and worked really hard to deliver a top class care home. I really want to thank you from all of us. You were brilliant!
Architect | Feilden & MawsonPM | Philip Pank & Partners
Greenmill Gardens | £11mSeacroft, Leeds
Morgan Sindall designed and delivered Greenmill Gardens, a new 64-apartment extra care housing development for Lovell Later Living in partnership with Leeds City Council for Home Group.
Greenmill Gardens provides access to 24/7 onsite personal care and support for residents to live independently in their own home and offers a number of facilities including a café, hair & beauty salon and communal gardens, for the use of residents and the local community.
Forming part of Leeds City Council multi-million-pound specialist housing programme, this scheme is key to assisting Leeds City Council’s plans to hit its target of delivering 1,000 high quality new extra care units.
I am delighted that we have delivered another vital scheme in Leeds, in partnership with Leeds City Council and Home Group. It is exciting to know customers will be moving in and settling into these modern, new homes very soon.
On time and budget
98% of supply chain were SME's
12 apprentices
58 tonnes of carbon saved
185 hours volunteering
99% waste diversion
Communal gardens for residents and the local community
64 apartments
Steel frame
Cafe, Hair & Beauty Salon
Architect | P&HS ArchitectsPM | RLBMEP | Billinghurt George
The Sycamores | £13.4mWoodlesford, Leeds
The Sycamores Windlesford is an attractive, safe and secure place for older people (55+ with varying levels of care and support needs) to live independently in a home environment.
The accommodation consists of 62 spacious self-contained 1- and 2-bed rental apartments. The Sycamores was a successful repeat project, which benefited from our refining the approach and using lessons learned from the completed Seacroft scheme.
As part of the build programme, we undertook a comprehensive social value programme, underpinned by a local spend strategy which targeted 85% of our supply chain being SMEs.
The Sycamores marks a significant milestone in our partnership with Leeds City Council and Home Group... its commencement further underlines our commitment to working across Leeds to provide solutions for people in later life.
85% of supply chain were SME's
£2.67 LM3 Value
33.7 tonnes and Co2 saved
Communal gardens for residents
62 self-contained 1- and 2-bed rental apartments
Architect | P&HS ArchitectsPM | Currie & BrownC&S | Billinghurt George
