Building Better Healthcare Awards

BBH Awards 2024 - The Winners

Published: 7-Nov-2024

Find out who took home the trophies at yesterday's ceremony

Hot on the heels of the new budget, the Building Better Healthcare Awards was held yesterday in London. 

The event, in its 26th year, rewards some of the most innovative projects and products in the healthcare sector.

With 21 awards up for grabs, the panel of industry-leading judges looked at four areas – technology, patient experience, estates and facilities management, and building design.

The three "Special Awards" were then given at the end. These looked at the entire spectrum of submissions to determine a Patients’ Choice Award, a Clinicians’ Choice Award, and the Grand Prix Design Award.

Winners ranged from major hospitals, to small, influential community-based facilities; from software and hardware designed to help the sector, to impressive arts projects which are helping to humanise hospital environments.

Seeing the most submissions and best attendance, this year's event was a hotly contested one.

BBH Awards 2024 - The Winners

Exhibition and conference

The preceding exhibition saw fantastic attendance, and the newly launched talk by NHS England and the P23 network were a huge success.

Networking between such a diversity of healthcare decision-makers was fantastic to see, such as Simon Corben, Director and Head of Profession NHS Estates at NHS England.

BBH Awards 2024 - The Winners

 


 

Below is the full list of this year’s winners and highly commended entries:

TECHNOLOGY CLASS

Best Healthcare Software (process, admin or patient-centred)

Winner:

TriVice, Capri Healthcare and Birmingham Women’s and Children’s NHS Foundation Trust

Highly commended:

SERENITY PANEL, Kingsway 

 

Best Technology Innovation

Winner:

Improving RAAC management at Airedale General Hospital, Esri UK and BIS Consult

Highly commended:

Endoscopy Unit, Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn, exi Group

 

PATIENT EXPERIENCE CLASS

Best Interior Design Project (refurbishment or new build)

Winner:

Woodland House, Birmingham Women’s Hospital, Pinnegar Hayward Design

Highly commended:

Child Development Centre, Crawley Hospital, Jefferson Sheard Architects

 

Best External Environment/Landscaping Project

Winner:

Sycamore at Northgate Park Hospital, Medical Architecture

Highly commended:

Aspen Wood, Learning Disability Low Secure Forensic Inpatient Unit, Gilling Dod Architects

 

Best Collaborative Arts Project (Static)

Winner:

Clydebank Health and Care Centre, Anderson Bell Christie

Highly commended:

Woodland House, Birmingham Women’s Hospital, Pinnegar Hayward Design

 

Best Collaborative Arts Project (Performance)

Winner:

Create+, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

Highly commended:

CW+: English National Ballet School X Kobler Clinic, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS FT

 

ESTATES & FACILITIES MANAGEMENT CLASS

Best Carbon Reduction Initiative

Winner:

SageTech Medical and Benenden Hospital

Highly commended:

Fulbourn Resource Centre, Murphy Philipps Associates

 

Estates & Facilities Team of the Year

Winner:

East London NHS Foundation Trust Estates

Highly commended:

Edenbridge Memorial Health Centre (EMHC), Galliford Try

 

Best Patient Safety Initiative

Winner:

Improving Air Quality in Mental Health Inpatient Units, AirPurity and ELFT

Highly commended:

Oxevision, EPUT and Oxehealth

 

BUILDING CLASS

Best Healthcare Development under £25 million

Winner:

Clydebank Health and Care Centre, Anderson Bell Christie

Highly commended:

Wood Green Community Diagnostic Centre, Storm Building and Whittington Health NHS Trust

 

Best Healthcare Development between £25 million - £75 million

Winner:

Sycamore at Northgate Park Hospital, Medical Architecture

Highly commended:

Highgate East, Ryder Architecture

 

Best Healthcare Development over £75 million

Winner:

Louisa Martindale Building (3Ts), BDP and McBains

Highly commended:

BAM Healthcare Partnership, GRAHAM

 

Best Mental Health/Dementia Care Development

Winner:

The Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People, Arcadis

Highly commended:

18 Mole Business Park Community Hub, TP Bennett Design

 

Best Modular/Mobile Healthcare Facility

Winner:

Fulbourn Resource Centre, Murphy Philipps Associates

Winner:

The Rock Wing, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital, Scott Tallon Walker Architects

 

Best Interior Building Product

Winner:

The Vale Window System, Vale Secure

Highly commended:

Forbo Flooring Systems’ Step, CIB Communications

 

Best Furniture and Fixtures Product

Winner:

2644P, a wall-mounted sequential mechanical basin mixer, Delabie

Highly commended:

SHOWER Door, Kingsway Group

 

Best Private Healthcare Facility

Winner:

Three Counties Medical School, Glancy Nicholls Architects

Highly commended:

The Rapid Diagnostic Centre, Harley Street, M&O Building Contractors and The London Clinic

 

Best International Healthcare Facility

Winner:

Rijnstate Elst Hospital, Gortemaker Algra Feenstra Architects

Highly commended:

Montage Health Ohana Center for Child and Adolescent Behavioral Health, NBBJ

 

SPECIAL AWARDS

Clinician's Choice

Winner:

Create+, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

 

Patient's Choice

Winner:

East London NHS Foundation Trust Estates

 

Grand Prix Design

Winner:

Louisa Martindale Building (3Ts), BDP and McBains

 

Congratulations to all of the winners and we hope to see you next year!

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