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Location | Client | Cost | Completion |
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London, UK | Royal Free Charity, University College London and the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust | £42m | 2021 |
The Pears Building houses the Institute of Immunity and Transplantation (IIT), a world-class research facility that brings together clinical and research expertise to develop innovative treatments and improve patient care.
The Pears Building which is situated next to the Royal Free Hospital in Hampstead, London, comprises CL2 and CL3 laboratories, microscopy suites and freezer stores, offices, meeting and collaboration areas and a ‘patient hotel’ for clinical trials and overnight stays, based around the latest thinking in translational medicine (‘bench to bed’). Offices are provided for the Royal Free Charity and the patient hotel provides a mix of single rooms and studios with cooking facilities.
The building achieved BREEAM Excellent and makes a positive contribution to the local character of Hampstead, with sensitive massing and incorporation into the surrounding landscape
civil and structural engineering, building services engineering, landscape architecture, lighting, acoustics, sustainability