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Working with not-for-profit Architects for Health

Modern Methods of Construction in healthcare

Health Spaces is delighted to working with Architects for Health (AfH), sponsoring the BUILD thought-leadership stream for the second year running, which focusses on creating sustainable healthcare builds through Modern Methods of Construction.

Kelvin Moulding, Managing Director of Health Spaces:

“We need to embrace new ways of working and new processes. Modular facilities are not about bouncy floors and poor ventilation and lighting anymore; and they are not just a temporary sticking plaster. Modular solutions are a great way to achieve key aims such as net zero carbon and BREEAM, and they have come a long way from the vision many people still have in their minds.” 

“As the UK’s only healthcare construction company dedicated to NHS fast-track design and build, we look forward to continuing our work with Architects for Health to help promote and support the MMC industry. We’re delighted to be Headline Sponsors for Architects in Health and look forward to contributing to the thought-leadership, driving positive change and innovation for our NHS partners.”

Healthcare innovation and thought-leadership

A not-for-profit organisation, Architects for Health gives members the opportunity to share thoughts and learning as part of a vibrant and engaged healthcare community. A leader in promoting healthcare design, their work reaches across the UK and internationally.

Building better healthcare, faster

The aim of Architects for Health is to promote and campaign for better healthcare environments through bringing together individuals and organisations who share an interest in excellence in the planning and design of healthcare facilities.

Architects for Health is a non-profit making organisation for architects and and anyone working within healthcare who is interested in the design and planning of healthcare facilities. To find out more or become a member of AfH, visit their online forum.

 

Image: courtesy of Sreypich Li, University of Huddersfield.