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A LEADING AUSTRALIAN AND INTERNATIONAL ARCHITECTURAL PRACTICE IN THE PROVISION OF HEALTHCARE DESIGN.
WHO
MELBOURNE SYDNEY BRISBANE ADELAIDE PERTH
Silver Thomas Hanley is an international architecture health care design practice with over 30 years of experience delivering innovative health care solutions that represent exceptional value for money for our clients. Health is our core business. Our Clients particularly value the added benefit that this commitment brings to their projects and the extensive evidence base that we draw upon from around the world. We have an extensive and unrivalled health care project portfolio. Incorporating a range of successfully completed health care facilities ranging from small, local community projects to large, complex international designs, STH is recognised to specialise in the full range of healthcare services including masterplanning, spacial planning, feasibility studies, architecture and interior design. We have 130 strong resource bases across Australia, including some 80 personnel in both our Melbourne and Sydney offices. A national practice, STH is based in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth with associated international healthcare planning offices in North America and the Middle East. This multi- disciplinary team includes health facility planners, architects, interior designers, graphic and environmental designers and in-house 3D visualisation, all working in a collaborative design studio environment, supported by fully equipped and modern technical resources.
Mental Health Services for Kids & Youth, Western Hospital, Victoria, Australia
THEY ARE VERY GOOD AT LISTENING TO WHAT IS REQUIRED AND THEN PRODUCING INNOVATIVE APPROACHES IN THEIR DESIGNS TO ACHIEVE THE BEST FACILITY. THEY ARE ATTENTIVE TO ENERGY EFFICIENCY, CLEANING REQUIREMENTS AND MAINTENANCE AS WELL AS LONG TERM DURABILITY OF THE BUILDINGS.
Dr. Arlene Wake, Service Planning & Development, Western Health
HEALTH ARCHITECTURE
Silver Thomas Hanley - Capability Statement 2012
A PRACTICE PROVIDING EXPERT HEALTH PLANNING AND KNOWLEDGE RESOURCE FOR OUR CLIENTS PROJECTS.
WHAT
Hospitals and healthcare facilities are cities within cities with both a diversity and complexity of services, staff, patients and visitors. Silver Thomas Hanley approaches each project from a strong design and operational knowledge base, to provide a unique and operationally sustainable solution. We listen first and then respond. Our architecture and design provides a solution that seeks to enhance the experience for all users of our clients facilities. Patient, staff and visitors are recognised as both short and long term occupants of the healthcare environment and we act accordingly to their different requirements. We are constantly reponding to new operational models, evidence based design principles and sustainable practices by research and challenge in our design process. Our planning and design solutions are defined by an internal clarity of function and design, that provides intuitive wayfinding and movement. We apply our design and planning principles to all fields of health and residential life care through our diverse range of in house professionals and systems. Silver Thomas Hanley have developed some of the most effective and complex computerised systems for design, planning and documentation of our various projects. The integration of room data sheets, documentation and facilities management provides a long term, structured documentation system to our clients. From design massing to implementation of asset tracking by our office systems, we are able to provide our clients with packages to maintain their facilities.
CONSTANT REVIEW, RESEARCH AND LESSONS LEARNT FROM OUR PROJECTS WORLDWIDE.
WHY
STH HAVE THE ABILITY TO LISTEN FIRST, THEN RESPOND PROACTIVELY AND POSITIVELY.
A firm is only as good as the people who represent it. At Silver Thomas Hanley, many of our directors, associates and staff have been with us for 10-30 plus years. This provides clients with reassurance that the design team has knowledge, expertise and passion to create a unique healthcare facility for the clients needs. Silver Thomas Hanley is also known for its diversity in style. We do not dictate, we listen, we collaborate with the client and present concepts that evolve through dialogue. STH is also well regarded for its involvement in Public Private Partnerships (PPP). This means that funding is granted from both public and private clients. STH was successful in the first Victorian PPP with Casey Hospital, Berwick. Since then we have been successful in PPPs nationally and internationally. The most recent of these is the $1.65B new Royal Adelaide Hospital in South Australia. We practise all facets of health architecture, ranging from medical clinics, aged care facilities to tertiary and regional based hospital campuses worth over $1 billion. We have both public and private sector clients and we work with them from strategic masterplanning through to documentation and contract administration.
WHERE
MELBOURNE SYDNEY BRISBANE PERTH
Silver Thomas Hanley, through our extensive network of contacts developed over three decades of Health Architecture, together with a long list of repeat and loyal clients, have had the opportunity to design healthcare facilities and masterplans both regionally and nationally accross Australia and around the world. STH projects have been designed, completed or currently under construction in major locations such as Canada, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, China, New Zealand, Russia, the U.A.E. and Barbados. WWW.STH.COM.AU
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MASTER PLANNING
Master Planning for Health Care above all else requires a vision. This vision must look beyond what is often seen as the most expedient response to the site. We challenge preconceived ideas which leads to exceptional facility solutions. We listen, communicate and dialogue. We work with our clients to establish and validate their priorities as well as the basis for evaluating Master Plan options. The process of Master Planning begins with the identification of service planning, existing conditions and potential funding. Masterplanning must integrate urban planning with design, carparking, ESD, logistics and infrastructure with a holistic view We look at the site constraints as a series of opportunities that we can leverage off. Filling in the only remaining parcel of land on a campus is not an effective Master Plan. Master Plans must achieve the correct functional relationships and linkages and they must support staging and operational continuity.
SUSTAINABILITY
Examples of the practices commitment are as follows: STH (in association with MCM) designed the Abbotsford Hospital, Canada to Gold LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Certification, as administered by United States Green Building Council and all recent projects in Australia to the Green Star standard. The Abbotsford Hospital is the first hospital in Canada to be awarded Gold Certification. Gold Coast University Hospital, QLD (5 Star GreenStar Health target) St. Catherines Hospital, Niagara, Canada (Gold Leed target) Arnold St. Building, Box Hill Hospital, Vic (4 Star GreenStar achieved)
STH also recently completed a pivotal project to review the costs and benefits of the Green Star Health pilot rating tool working with environmental consultants Umow Lai. This project is supported by state governments of Victoria, South Australia and the ACT.
SUSTAINABILITY IS NOT JUST ABOUT ENERGY & MATERIALS, IT ALSO REFLECTS ON THE ABILITY OF A HEALTH SERVICE TO SUSTAIN A HEALTHY POPULATION AND PARTICULARLY THAT OF
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth, WA Orange Hospital, Orange, NSW Jurong General Hospital, Jurong, Singapore Gleneagles Medini Hospital, Iskandar, Malaysia Abbotsford Regional Hospital & Cancer Centre, Canada
Public Tertiary Health Gold Coast University Hospital, QLD Abbotsford Hospital, Canada Austin Mercy Redevelopment, VIC Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, NSW Newcastle Strategy, NSW
MANAGING DIRECTOR: Peter Thomas peter@sth.com.au CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER: Andrew Southin andrews@sth.com.au DIRECTORS: Aija Thomas aija@sth.com.au Melina Thomas melina@sth.com.au Ernest Girardi ernest@sth.com.au Bruce Crook bruce@sth.com.au Mark Saunders mark@sth.com.au Natalie Pitt natalie@sth.com.au D. Joe Mihaljevic joe@sthsydney.com.au HEAD OF INTERIORS: Alexandra Little alittle@sth.com.au STH - MELBOURNE 3 Glenarm Road, Glen Iris VIC 3146 T: +61 3 9885 2333 F: +61 3 9885 2455 E: reception@sth.com.au Contact: Ms Melina Thomas STH - SYDNEY Level 3, 73 York Street Sydney NSW 2000 T: +61 2 8299 4600 F: +61 2 8299 4646 E: sth@sthsydney.com.au Contact: Mr Joe Mihaljevic PDT STH - BRISBANE 70-72 Bowen Street, Spring Hill QLD 4000 T: +61 7 3039 0400 F: +61 7 3232 1350 Contact: Ms Melina Thomas WWW.STH.COM.AU
Silver Thomas Hanley - Capability Statement 2012
PROJECT DISCIPLINES
Womens & Childrens Health Monash Childrens Hospital, VIC Gold Coast University Hospital, QLD Prince Charles Hospital, Paediatrics, QLD Mercy Hospital for Women, VIC Adelaide Womens and Childrens, SA Frankston Hospital, VIC Cancer Care Facilities Sunshine Hospital, Radiotherapy, VIC Andrew Love Cancer Centre, VIC St John of God Hospital, VIC Abbotsford Hospital Cancer Centre, Canada Central Coast Cancer Centre, NSW New England & NW Cancer Centre, NSW Supporting & Education Facilities RPA Hospital TTR, NSW Sunshine Hospital TTR, VIC Kingston Production Kitchen, VIC Public Private Partnerships New Royal Adelaide Hospital, SA St. Catherines Hospital, Canada Orange Hospital, NSW Casey Hospital, VIC Mental Health Facilities Northern Hospital, Mental Health, VIC Box Hill Adolescent Acute MH Unit, VIC Maroondah Hospital, MH Unit, VIC St. Catherines Hospital, Canada MHSKY Facility at Western Hospital, VIC Aged Care & Rehabilitation Angliss Rehabilitation Unit, VIC Kingston Centre, VIC Colac Health Service, VIC Austin Health & Rehabilitation Centre, VIC Private Sector Health St John of God, Ballarat, VIC Epping Medical Centre, VIC Epworth Eastern Hospital, VIC Epworth Richmond Hospital, VIC Puri Indah Hospital, Indonesia Gleneagles Medini Hospital, Malaysia International Competitions Alexandra & Jurong Hospitals, Singapore
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The New Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, SA Abbotsford Regional Hospital & Cancer Centre, Canada Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth, WA Sunshine Hospital - Teaching, Training & Research Building, VIC Gold Coast University Hospital, Southport, QLD Sunshine Hospital Radiation Therapy Centre, St Albans, VIC Gleneagles Medini Hospital, Iskandar, Malaysia The Austin Health Redevelopment & Mercy Hospital for Women, Heidelberg, VIC
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The Austin Health Redevelopment & Mercy Hospital for Women, Heidelberg, VIC
Two hospitals, one site. The AR/M Project provided two new hospitals on the Austin Hospital campus. The Austin tower contains 400 acute beds, specialising in cardiac, neurosurgery, and paediatrics with state-wide specialities in liver and renal transplant, spinal injury and respiratory support. The Mercy Hospital for Women provides 128 beds of obstetric,maternity and gynaecological services with 62 neonatal cots. An integrated campus with a fresh, contemporary image for each of the hospitals. The design provided a patient and visitor friendly facility which facilitates patient focused care, maximises external views, ensured good wayfinding and access to gardens. The design includesd aluminium clad facades and use of enduring yet simple palettes of stone, timber, glass, terrazzo and stainless steel. The project was designed in association with Daryl Jackson Architects. HEALTH TYPE: Tertiary & Quaternary PROJECT COST: $315M PROJECT SIZE: 97,000 m STATUS: Completed 2005 CLIENT: Major Projects Victoria (in association with) Austin Health Mercy Health Department of Health
It is most satisfying that we are now operating in the nations most modern state of the art tertiary referral hospital... John Breguet, Executive Director Redevelopment, Austin
MELBOURNE
3 GLENARM ROAD GLEN IRIS 3146 VICTORIA T: +61 3 9885 2333 F: +61 3 9885 2455
SYDNEY
LEVEL 3, 73 YORK STREET SYDNEY 2000 NEW SOUTH WALES T: +61 2 8299 4600 F: +61 2 8922 4646 WWW.STH.COM.AU