Cancer Care by Design International Symposium

This paper will demonstrate the methodology in creating The Spine, a workplace targeting the WELL Platinum Standard, which can be applied across all sectors.

This session will discuss how MD Anderson, one of the largest cancer care centres in the world, is transforming cancer care and delivery. It will focus on how a ten-year master campus framework will leverage more than 20 million sq ft of facilities in a new resourceful way.

This session centred on issues around the design for cancer care, including two case studies of cancer centres in Israel and an analysis of small-scale cancer facilities in respect of aged care in Australia.

This practice-focused paper analyses three cancer care facilities, ranging from the metropolitan landscape of New York City and the suburban garden campus outside Philadelphia to the pastoral setting of Lincoln, Nebraska, highlighting how they meet the needs and demands of the communities they serve.

This paper will present an overview of the Grafton Way Building scheme, detailing the key challenges faced in the delivery of this project, which will form a cornerstone of UCLH’s service offering.

This talk focuses on a project in Spain to redesign and relocate an oncology unit for cancer patients.