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Winner of the 2017 RICS East Awards 'Community Benefit' Award and 'Project of the Year', and a 2017 Building Better Healthcare Award for 'Best Use of BIM', the £10.5 million state-of-the-art Arthur Rank Hospice is a new 24-bed facility for the Cambridge based end of life care charity.

When LSI took on the design responsibility for the “landlord’s shell” of this project, negotiations with tenants were well advanced. However, detailed planning consent had still to be secured and onerous noise control measures satisfied.

The brainchild of Michael Innes, who nursemaided the project from start to finish, the 7 level ‘underground’ shopping centre remains LSI’s largest project at well over £80M when built, and some 35Km² in area.

A new build Palliative Care Centre for patients with life-limiting conditions and their families, won in a limited RIBA design competition. This multi-award winning scheme has been designed to embrace the science and art of healing, with an environment that is contemporary but not clinical. The building is highly sustainable and has drawn together many aspects of LSI’s community programme.

This major extension and remodelling of an existing private hospital combined the technical issues of working in a live environment, and optimising clinical functionality, with the planning issues arising from developing in a sensitive residential context adjacent to an SSSI. LSI successfully negotiated a path through a challenging procurement process to a successful outcome.

A £500K refurbishment of an existing ward to provide a 26 bed, best-practice Dementia-friendly environment, one of several P21 Framework projects undertaken by LSI with Miller HPS.

The first of the Major Trauma Centre’s to go live in the UK, this project comprised the refurbishment of the existing Emergency Department including expansion into an existing outpatient clinic to create the new Major Trauma Centre for the Eastern Region.

A simple two storey rectangular block with a single storey link to the existing Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital.

A Tier 3 data centre with 2,250m² technical space, and expansion capability for a further 2,250m², to complement and integrate with the client’s existing network of data centre storage provision for both current and future needs.