Completed Healthcare Projects
Montefiore Medical Centre
Project: Montefiore Medical Centre
Location: Dumpton Park Drive, Ramsgate
Client: G P Premises Ltd
Contract: Design & Build
Value: £4.0m
With two doctor’s practices and twenty eight doctor’s in total, Montefiore Medical Centre is the largest of the surgery projects undertaken by Jenner and includes a separate pharmacy building. Although the practices are separated physically on different levels they share staircases and passenger lift facilities, thus allowing visitor’s flexibility upon entry to the building.
The sloping nature of the existing site presented interesting challenges which led to the accommodation being incorporated on the lower ground, upper ground and first floors. This in turn resulted in upper and lower level associated car parking areas, timber clad reinforced concrete retaining walls and a bridge feature from the upper car park to the upper ground floor level.
Project Highlights
- Contemporary design
- Masonry ground floor construction
- Steel frame and composite cladding to first floor
- Aluminium powder coated curtain walling, windows and doors
- Fully air conditioned heating and cooling installation to provided flexible environmental control
- Works include specialist furniture and equipment
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Balmoral Surgery
Project: Balmoral Surgery
Location: Deal, Kent
Client: G P Premises Ltd
Contract: Design and build
Value: £1.9m
Adopting a similar design to the previously constructed surgery at Trinity Square, Margate, this Georgian style scheme on the site of the old army barracks compliments the surrounding new and existing residential buildings. The traditionally constructed three storey scheme incorporates facing brick facades, slate roof tiling with dormer window features and sliding sash softwood timber windows.
A separately accessed and serviced pharmacy area also formed part of the building and there is also room for additional office accommodation to the second floor.
Project Highlights
- LABC Building Excellence Awards finalist
- Spacious waiting areas for patients
- Extensive car parking areas
- Variety of boundary treatments to all four sides of the site
- Works include specialist furniture and equipment
- Bespoke powder coated steel entrance canopy
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William Harvey Hospital
Project: Extension & Refurbishment
Location: William Harvey Hospital
Client: East Kent NHS Trust
Contract: JCT 1998 with quantities
Value: £3m
This phased project initially comprised a new build four storey extension to the Pathology Department on the ground floor, SCBU/NICO Departments on the first floor and Child Health on the second floor with a plant room area above.
Located within the hospital grounds, this confined site resulted in a tower crane being required to distribute materials during the construction of the reinforced concrete structure. The external elevations comprise masonry, Sto render, cedar cladding, aluminium windows and curtain walling and brise soliel to all floors. The flat roof covering is an asphalt finish and aluminium copings weather the tops of the parapet walls.
Once the new build phase had been completed we then embarked upon the remaining refurbishment phases within the existing departments. This creating the challenge of working within the three different departments on three floors at any one time.
Project Highlights
- Working within “live” hospital departments
- Close liaison with multiple end user clients
- Close interface with patients/visitors and staff during refurbishment phases
- Coordination of a number of specialist equipment providers
- Complex challenges of working within a confined site within the hospital
- Extensive mechanical and electrical installations with interfaces with existing services
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Beltinge & Reculver Surgery
Project: Beltinge & Reculver Doctor's Surgery
Location: Reculver Road, Beltinge
Client: G P Premises Ltd
Contract: Design & Build
Value: £1.2m
Adopting similar designs to the previously constructed surgeries at Kingsnorth and Birchington, this Kent barn style designed scheme sits perfectly within the rural location at Beltinge.
The traditionally constructed two storey scheme incorporates facing bricks, stained shiplap boarding, plain clay roof tiling and stained softwood windows. In addition king post trusses compliment the external gable elevations and were also used internally to the entrance and waiting area. This provides a light and airy feel for the visitors and staff alike.
Project Highlights
- Kent barn style design
- King post truss features manufactured by Park Farm Joinery
- Tarmac access road leading to extensive car park area
- Spacious consulting and treatment rooms
- Facility includes teaching, library and multi-purpose areas
- Works include specialist furniture and equipment
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Records Department Extension
Project: Records Department Extension
Location: Deal Hospital
Client: Eastern & Coastal Kent Primary Care Trust
Contract: Intermediate form
Value: £250,000
This modern designed extension was constructed to provide a new records facility. In addition to the extension the scheme incorporated a new rear entrance to the hospital with DDA compliant automatic aluminium sliding doors.
The external façade was clad with a Kalwall opaque cladding system. This allowed light into the new facility whilst maintaining privacy and security.
Following the successful completion of the extension we were instructed to undertake phase two works within the existing department.
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Payden’s Pharmacy
Project: Payden's Pharmacy
Location: Kings Road, Herne Bay
Client: G P Premises Ltd
Contract: Design & Build
Value: £360,000
This project involved the conversion of an existing end of terrace house which had ground floor vehicular access to the rear garages into a pharmacy facility.
The scheme also incorporated a single storey rear extension adjacent to the neighbouring public car park, which housed the remainder of the pharmacy facility.
The flats to the first and second floors were also completely refurbished as part of the scheme and the car park to the rear was reconfigured to allow parking to both the new pharmacy and the doctor’s surgery at the other end of the terrace.
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