Queen's Hospital - Design

Design

The hospital comprises four large circular buildings and a one-level building. It has a distinctive shape compared to other local NHS hospitals, such as King George Hospital in Goodmayes. The building takes up 8.5 hectares of the 12.5 hectares of land it is situated in. The hospital contains a coffee shop, a food court, vending machines and a shop. It has 939 beds and the ability to provide a further 60 if required.

There are five floors in the building. The wards are:

  • Ground floor: A&E, CDU, AAU, Haematology, Radiotherapy
  • 1st floor: Maternity, Coral, Tropical Lagoon, Day Surgery and Theatres
  • 2nd floor: Sahara, Amber, Ocean and Pathology
  • 3rd floor: Cornflower, Mandarin, Bluebell and Clementine
  • 4th floor: Sky, Sunrise, Harvest and CCU

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