Approach to design

The new Hillingdon Hospital will provide vast improvements in the experience for patients, staff and visitors alike. There will be clearly designated entrances, well designed flows throughout the building and it will be easy to find your way around.

The areas with higher footfall, including outpatients and urgent and emergency care services will be located on lower floors to make it more accessible for patients. In-patient floors will be higher up to maximise natural light and views. The modern building will provide a hotel-like, home-from-home experience in a modern, clean, well-lit building.

Design elements

  • Frame protuding elements and curtain walling

    Frame protuding elements and curtain walling

  • Curtain walling and metal fins

    Curtain walling and metal fins

  • Curtain walling and metal fins

    Curtain walling and metal fins

  • Colonnade

    Colonnade

  • Canopy

    Canopy

Materials

  • Architectural concrete

  • Brick

  • Terracotta plank

  • Metal

Modern methods of construction

In line with NHS national priorities, the new hospital design encompasses a high degree of standardisation and will use Modern Methods of Construction (MMC) to ensure effective and fast track delivery of a high-quality building. The materials we are choosing will reflect surroundings so the buildings can enhance the local environment. All materials are naturally low maintenance and will therefore retain a high-quality appearance for decades to come.

 

  • Royal Lane looking north

  • Royal Lane looking south