Kier has been appointed to convert two disused buildings into a cardiac unit at London's St Bartholomew's Hospital as part of a £36m ($47m) redevelopment. The 48-bed site will include four operating theatres and 28 consultation rooms, as well as spaces for a range of diagnostic services, physiotherapy and health assessments. The new hospital will open in 2012 and be called Nuffield Health St Bartholomew's Hospital. In the UK, there are currently more than 100 hospitals that have converted their old premises into medical centres.
Kier has been appointed to convert two disused buildings into a cardiac unit at London's St Bartholomew's Hospital as part of a £36m ($47m) redevelopment. The 48-bed site will include four operating theatres and 28 consultation rooms, as well as spaces for a range of diagnostic services, physiotherapy and health assessments. The new hospital will open in 2012 and be called Nuffield Health St Bartholomew's Hospital. Kier is currently working on more than £400m of healthcare projects in the UK's capital and the South East.