HBA, in collaboration with Galliford Try International and Top Housing, have won a design competition for a new health facility on the island of Tristan da Cunha in the South Atlantic.
Tristan da Cunha is the world's most remote inhabited island - 4,600 miles south of St. Helena - with a permanent population of less than 300 people.
The 994m2 health facility features outpatients facilities, a dentist, and inpatient areas including a full surgical suite and support areas. The larch-clad scheme overlooks the sea and features an asymmetrical pitched roof with rooflights providing light into the waiting areas and multi-functional spaces below.
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News 16 October 2024
Another week, another award!
For the second year running we came away from BD's Architect of the Year Awards with an amazing accolade, winning the title of 'Creative Conservation Architect of the Year' against some very stiff opposition.
Our entry comprised the recently completed projects for the restoration of Sheerness Dockyard Church and the transformation of Clifford's Tower in York, alongside our ongoing project for archaeological protective shelters at Nea Paphos in Cyprus.
News 4 October 2024
Triumph at the RICS Awards 2024
It was a night to remember at the RICS Awards Grand Final event held at the Park Plaza Riverbank in London. Our project for the restoration of Sheerness Dockyard Church in Kent walked away with the regional Heritage Award and the evening's grand prize - the coveted 'Project of the Year' Award!