Building Better Healthcare Awards 2022

Yesterday saw 620 guests descend on The Brewery in central London to find out the winners of the 2022 Building Better Healthcare Awards.

At a ceremony hosted by comedian, writer, and actor, Hal Cruttenden, a total of 24 trophies were handed out in four classes, celebrating the achievements of architects, contractors, product manufacturers, and estates and facilities teams working within the health sector.

Below is a list of all the winners and highly commended entries.

Click here to view the winners issue.

Patient Environment Class

Best Interior Design Project (Refurbishment) – sponsored by LSI Architects

WINNER – Ryder Architecture for the Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust NICU and ICU expansion project
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Oxford Architects for The Ocean Pearl Suite Maternity Bereavement Centre at Hillingdon Hospital

Ryder Architecture won the award for Best Interior Design (Refurbishment) for the Chelsea and Westminster NHS Foundation Trust NICU and ICU expansion project

Best Interior Design Project (New Build) – sponsored by Ascom

WINNER – Allford Hall Monaghan Morris for The Alder Centre
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Scott Tallon Walker Architects in association with Edward Williams Architects for the University College London Hospital Grafton Way Building

The Alder Centre by Allford Hall Monaghan Morris won the Award for Best Interior Design Project (New Build)

Best External Environment Project – sponsored by Kier

WINNER – C.F. Møller Architects, Farrer Huxley, and Willerby Landscapes for the gardens at Springfield University Hospital for SWLSTG NHS Mental Health Trust
WINNER – IBI Group for Rowan View

Rowan View (IBI Group) was one of two winners in the Best External Environment Project category

Best Collaborative Arts Project (Static)

WINNER – Stephen Hurrel in collaboration with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde and Inverclyde Health and Social Care Partnership for Public artworks for Greenock Health & Care Centre
WINNER – NHS Lothian Charity’s Tonic Arts programme at Edinburgh Haematology Centre

NHS Lothian Charity’s Tonic Arts programme at Edinburgh Haematology Centre won the Award for Best Collaborative Arts Project (Static). Pictured is Andrew Mackenzie’s epic 5m-long painting Blue Cedar, Silver Water

Estates and Facilities Management Class

Best Carbon Reduction Initiative sponsored by MWD Healthcare

WINNER – Tilbury Douglas for Red Kite View
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Brandon Medical for Climate-Smart Healthcare Systems

Estates and Facilities Team of the Year sponsored by TClarke

WINNER – Tilbury Douglas and Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Best Patient Safety Initiative

WINNER – KLH Architects for eliminating dormitory accommodation at Basildon mental health unit

The Award for Estates and Facilities Team of the Year was presented to Tilbury Douglas and Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Building Design Class

Best Healthcare Development (UK – value <£10m) – Sponsored by Knightsbridge

WINNER – Allford Hall Monaghan Morris for The Alder Centre
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Hoskins Architects for Greenock Health & Care Centre

Allford Hall Monaghan Morris won the Award for Best Healthcare Development valued at under £10m for The Alder Centre

Best Healthcare Development (UK – value >£10m) – Sponsored by MTX

WINNER – Avanti Architects and Kennedy Fitzgerald Architects for the Ulster Acute Hospital Services Block
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Hopkins Architects for The Pears Building Institute of Immunity and Transplantation
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Scott Tallon Walker Architects in association with Edward Williams Architects and Bouygues UK for the University College Hospital Grafton Way Building
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Kier Construction and BDP Architects for Heatherwood Hospital

Best Modular/ Mobile Healthcare Facility – sponsored by Guardtech

WINNER – MTX Contracts for the John Radcliffe Hospital five-storey critical care building
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Hope for Tomorrow Mobile Cancer Care

MTX won the Award for Best Mobile/Modular Healthcare Facility for the five-storey critical care building at The John Radcliffe Hospital

Best Interior Building Product

WINNER – Brandon Medical for Towards the operating theatre black box
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Kohler Company for Rada Intelligent Care

Best Furniture and Fixtures Product

WINNER: Medescon Vidir Vertical Bed Storage Solution

Medescon's Vidir vertical bed storage solution won the Award for Best Furniture and Fixtures Product

Technology Class

Healthcare Software – Process or Admin Centred

WINNER – Credentially for its staff onboarding and compliance software

Healthcare Software – Patient Centred

WINNER - Eleven Health for Empowering Sickle Cell Disease self management
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Vital Hub for WaitLess

Best Use of Technology (Primary/Community Care)

WINNER – Dot Medical for Bardy ECG Diagnostics – Peace of mind delivered directly to your home

Best Use of Technology (Acute Care) – Sponsored by Wardray Premise

WINNER – Intouch With Health and University Hospitals Dorset Foundation Trust for Creating the Dorset Health Village

Best Communications System

WINNER – Tutum Medical BEAMS System

Tutum Medical's BEAMS system won the Award for Best Communications System

Special Awards

Clinician’s choice – sponsored by Tilbury Douglas

WINNER – Gilling Dod Architects for Red Kite View
WINNER – Hull Citycare for West Hull Health Hub

Gilling Dod Architects won one of two Clinician's Choice Awards for Red Kite View

Patient’s Choice Award – sponsored by International Hospitals Group (IHG)

WINNER – Eleven Health for Empowering Sickle Cell Disease self management
WINNER – Hope for Tomorrow Mobile Cancer Care
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Aneurin Bevan University Hospital Board and Studio Response for Art for the Grange
HIGHLY COMMENDED – NHS Lothian Charity’s Tonic Arts project at Edinburgh Haematology Centre
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Kier Construction for The Eye Centre at NHS Golden Jubilee
HIGHLY COMMENDED – Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Trust collaborative arts programme for the young adults’ cancer unit