Dominic Hook
Architect Director

Dominic Hook is an architect director in the London studio who specialises in healthcare and education projects.

His work focuses on public healthcare and education projects and he particularly thrives on the challenge of working on large projects with complex sites and briefs. He was the design team leader on the multi award-winning 60,000m2 Alder Hey Children’s Health Park in Liverpool and is currently the co-design lead on our 165,000m2 New Children’s Hospital in Dublin. The project, due for completion in 2023, is the largest, most complex and significant capital investment project ever undertaken in healthcare in Ireland.

Dominic is also currently the project director of the new Oak Cancer Centre for the Royal Marsden Hospital in Sutton, South London. The building will be a new outpatient facility and is funded by charitable donations. It will contain a new day care unit principally composed of 63 chemotherapy infusion bays which are arrayed in a sweeping crescent facing a new richly landscaped garden. Located within the heart of the facility is a floor for dry lab research. The project will have strong links with the adjacent Institute of Cancer Research headquarters and sits in the centre of the London Cancer Hub masterplan. The project is due for completion in August 2023. Other current projects include, Children's Cancer Centre, Great Ormond Street Hospital and Specialist Emergency Care Hospital, Epsom & St Helier.

Dominic particularly enjoys designing with a creative interdisciplinary team, drawing upon the best skills of its collaborators. His favourite holidays are city breaks and it is his quest to explore as many inspiring, beautiful and diverse cities as possible.