Commissioned by Queensland Health to meet the growing demand for healthcare services in southeast Queensland, a series of seven satellite hospitals have been approved for construction as part of the Queensland Satellite Hospital Program which is part of the $11 billion investment by the Government directed at infrastructure projects.
Designed to alleviate patient volumes at larger hospitals, each hospital delivers a variety of minor injury and illness clinics, medical imaging and diagnostic services and referral-based outpatient services to accommodate individual catchment area requirements.
Consultation on the specification and the installation of Termimesh by our Queensland Service Centre network extended to hospital sites located in Bribie Island, Caboolture, Eight Mile Plains, Kallangur, Redland Bay, Ripley and Tugun. The project commenced in 2022 and is expected to be completed in 2024 with over 350 new hospital beds becoming available.
Architect: Conrad Gargett and Fulton Trotter Architects
Builder: Hutchinson Builders
Photography: Hutchinson Builders and Termimesh