Location: Hull Royal Infirmary

Client: Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Value: £3.8k

Timeframe: 16 weeks

Fit out of a modular building, designed, and developed to be two new general wards. The requirements changed mid-project as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic and the ward uses were updated for them to become a specific respiratory ward and general COVID-19 ward.

The project started as a fit out of the modular building. In response to the on-going Covid-19 pandemic, the requirements changed part way through the build. As experts in agile mobilisation, the project pivoted to update the wards to COVID-19 specific wards, which meant adding additional specialist requirements to the delivery.

• Construction of new stud partition walls and suspended ceilings to create the wards and rooms

• A full mechanical and electrical installation was carried out

• Sourcing and completion of floor finishes

• A suite of hospital furniture, all manufactured by our manufacturing partner Nexus Solution

• The design and construction of a double lift structure including lift pits

• The design and construction of a two-storey plant room which accommodated the district main provided heating (steam plant), medical gases, air handling unit

• Further redesign of the building’s air handling system was required to accommodate the respiratory ward