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Healthcare continues to grow as a sector and is becoming an increasingly popular area of investment. As a result, something we are being asked more and more is: Can an existing commercial building be repurposed for healthcare? For owners, developers and investors, the opportunity can be attractive. Existing buildings may offer good locations, established infrastructure and a quicker pathway to market. But converting a building for healthcare is not always straight forward. The suitability of the asset, the type of healthcare use and the level of work required all need to be understood early. In my latest article for Perfect Practice, I look at adaptive reuse for healthcare and some of the key considerations when assessing whether an existing building is genuinely suitable. https://lnkd.in/gBGnmxDB #HealthcareAdvisory #HealthcareDesign #HealthcareStrategy #HealthcareConstruction #MedicalFitout #HealthcareProperty #AdaptiveReuse #HealthcareDevelopment

What happens when a healthcare project needs to achieve more without compromising the original brief? For Perth Day Hospital, a detailed review of the proposed design identified opportunities to rethink the project approach, resulting in significant potential cost savings while maintaining the clinical and operational requirements of the facility. It’s an example of how early planning, healthcare-specific expertise and considered design decisions can have an impact well beyond the fitout itself. Explore the thinking behind Perth Day Hospital →

What began with inspiration from the clean, considered design of an Apple Store became something distinctly suited to a family medical environment. For Garden Family Medical, the vision was reimagined through a healthcare lens, balancing sophisticated design with the warmth and comfort needed for patients of all ages. The result is a family-friendly healthcare environment that feels considered, welcoming and anything but clinical. Explore the Garden Family Medical project →

More than two decades of healthcare design and construction experience, across more than 2,000 completed projects. From strategy and planning through to design, fitout and delivery, Perfect Practice brings specialist healthcare expertise to every stage of a project. The result is considered environments designed to support patients, practitioners and long-term practice performance.

Patient demand. Staffing. Capacity. Project cost. Opening date. Every healthcare business case relies on assumptions. Making those assumptions visible and testing where the project is most exposed can give decision-makers a clearer basis for approval. Explore the key considerations →

A different approach to maternity care, reflected in the environment around it. Matrescence Birthing Centre was designed to create a calm, welcoming birth setting while meeting the clinical and regulatory requirements of a licensed healthcare facility. Across 600 sqm, thoughtful healthcare design brings comfort, clinical governance and a more personalised care experience together in one purpose-built environment. Explore the Matrescence Birthing Centre project →