EXTRA CARE FACILITY


Beyond the physical building and gardens, Tussac House delivers long-term socio-economic benefits for the Falkland Islands.


Craig Walding


Modelling) workflow, the 3D design environment helped coordination of architectural, structural and building services elements before construction, while early engagement resolved technical challenges without compromising the architectural vision.


Social value and lasting legacy Beyond the physical building and gardens, Tussac House delivers long-term socio-economic benefits for the Falkland Islands. It has created jobs, stimulated local industry, and strengthened the provision of care in the Islands. More than a healthcare facility, it symbolises regeneration, resilience, and community partnership. Tussac House combines UK best practice in healthcare


design with deep cultural, environmental and site sensitivity attributes, reflecting a true connection with the Falkland Islands community, resulting in a wonderful care facility for local people. This has been an incredible project working with a fantastic team on the islands. The design of Tussac House works in harmony with the local area while maximising the well-being potential of this wonderful location with stunning views across the harbour, beautifully landscaped external spaces as well as a highly sustainable, accessible new care facility. It has been a privilege to have delivered this project that will provide care and comfort for the islands’ local community now and for future generations.


Craig Walding is a director at ONE Creative environments, a multi- disciplinary design practice headquartered in Worcester, with additional offices in Birmingham, London, and Cardiff. With more than 28 years’ of experience, Craig is ONE’s client lead for the Falkland Islands and other British Overseas Territories, and alongside the company’s Board he oversees the practice’s success both across the UK and overseas.


February 2026 Health Estate Journal 37


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