LOW CARBON DESIGN
The reception area, and one of the centre’s five consulting rooms. Funding
The £3.3 million building is a CHP-delivered, public capital funded scheme. It has been delivered through partnership between CHP and NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), without the need for debt funding or joint ventures, using the NHS SBS procurement framework. Delivery partners were Portakabin (main contractor), Tooley Foster Architects (Passivhaus specialists), AECOM as infrastructure consultants, and Arden Estate Partnerships (development management).
“This is a very exciting project which has taken a lot of work to get over the line,” said Malcolm Twite, CHP’s executive director, Property Performance. “It paves the way for future sustainable developments which will make a valuable contribution to the NHS Carbon Footprint Plus target for Net Zero by 2045. Health
estate makes up 4-5% of England’s carbon footprint, so it is vital to find ways forward to reducing this. We are very proud to have led the way with our partners at Foleshill.”
Partnership
Lee Connolly, head of Project Design and Engineering at Portakabin, said: “This pilot project is pushing the boundaries of offsite construction within the public sector, as well as the perceptions of what can be achieved with MMC (Modern Methods of Construction). Foleshill is showcasing the flexibility of MMC, and is a bold and brave step toward creating a legacy of buildings that will help the
Julian Humphreys
The building is clad with white render and wood effect Rockpanel boards.
Julian Humphreys joined CHP in July 2017 with responsibility for the successful delivery of new health facilities within the LIFT/public private partnership (PPP) environment and major variations to the existing property portfolio. He is a highly motivated chartered senior manager with proven ability to operate and communicate effectively at all levels, and to work to tight time and cost restrictions with both initiative and enthusiasm. A Prince 2-accredited project manager and leader, he delivered in excess of £4 million revenue saving through property rationalisation within a local authority environment, moving over 3000 staff, and reducing the portfolio by in excess of 130 properties. A strong believer in the principle of customer service, both externally and internally, with an emphasis on relationship management, he has successfully delivered a wide range of transformation and change programmes.
construction industry proactively tackle climate change.”
Dr Sarah Raistrick, Chair of NHS Coventry and Warwickshire Clinical Commissioning Group, added: “We are really excited to see patients move into this fantastic efficient modular build. The services that will be provided from this building will ensure we continue to provide high quality, safe, and effective care for the local residents of Foleshill.” “We are really happy to continue to offer our patients a high-quality service from within a modern and energy- efficient new building.” said Dr Peter O’Brien, the Chairman of Coventry and Rugby GP Alliance.
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