HEALTHCARE ESTATES
Award-winning multi-disciplinary design
ONE Creative environments (ONE) is an award-winning multi-disciplinary design practice that operates across the UK and globally. It says: “ONE offers a seamless, efficient
service delivering innovative, sustainable, and cost-effective solutions grounded in patient- centred design. “Clients enjoy their ‘one-stop-shop’ as
their highly skilled inhouse team includes: masterplanning, architecture, landscape architecture, interior design, digital estates, civil & structural engineering, building services, and smart assets consultancy, all working together at the forefront of Building Information Modelling (BIM). “ONE has extensive experience across
the full spectrum of healthcare environments. This includes: acute and community hospitals, primary care centres, community diagnostic centres, elective hubs, integrated care centres, mental health, hospices, care homes, and extra care facilities. Our impressive portfolio also
includes significant estate masterplans and supporting facilities such as keyworker and student accommodation as well as car parks. “Landmark projects include the Birmingham Dental Hospital and School of Dentistry, recipient of a RICS Award for Design through Innovation, through to sensitive refurbishments and upgrades. The team has been recognised in several industry awards including winning Architectural Practice of the Year and Sustainable Achievement awards at Healthcare Estates.”
Luminaires and lighting control systems
Thorlux Lighting is a globally recognised manufacturer of luminaires and lighting control systems, headquartered in Worcestershire, UK.
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Thorlux says: “Thorlux proudly manufactures over 90 per cent of its products in the Midlands, employing over five hundred people locally. This year, the company celebrates its 90th anniversary. “At Healthcare Estates 2026, Thorlux Lighting will be showcasing a range of innovative healthcare lighting products on Stand B5. Thorlux is a complete lighting solutions partner for the healthcare sector, a single point of contact for luminaires, lighting controls, design, installation, and more. Sustainability, efficiency, and environmental care are written in the organisation’s DNA, with a 2040 Net Zero greenhouse gas emissions target.”
Mechanical pipe joining solutions
Victaulic is the global leader in mechanical pipe joining solutions, delivering advanced technologies and engineering services to address complex piping challenges faced by engineers, site owners, and contractors. Victaulic explains: “Since 1919, Victaulic’s
innovative solutions have improved construction productivity and reduced risk through standardisation and prefabrication, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget. With Victaulic’s products trusted across more than 140 countries and used in some of the world’s most critical and prestigious structures, we bring a century of proven expertise to every project. “Driven by a commitment to safety,
longevity, sustainability, and reduced downtime, Victaulic understands that the healthcare market is ever-evolving – shaped by modernisation, technological advancement, and shifting population needs. Whether overseeing new construction or retrofitting an existing facility, Victaulic delivers operational and performance excellence while keeping staff and patient comfort and safety at the forefront. “For healthcare facilities, that means faster commissioning to get critical systems running sooner, ease of future system expansion as your facility grows, minimal disruptions to ongoing care, and unwavering attention to patient safety throughout every phase. “Victaulic’s sustainable solutions are
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manufactured from graded scrap steel and promote circular construction by making piping systems infinitely reconfigurable and minimising environmental impact. From HVAC to fire protection, Victaulic enables healthcare organisations to build for the future with long-lasting, reliable solutions that protect the infrastructure behind patient care.”
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Making an entrance
Axis has been ‘making an entrance’ in the commercial, retail, and healthcare sectors for nearly four decades. The company says: “Coupled to this vast
experience, the company puts its longevity and success down to exemplary service, technical expertise, and a world-class range of doors, which includes: n Manual swing & sliding doors. n Automatic swing & sliding doors. n Hermetically sealed doors.
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“Axis is the UK innovator and manufacturer of the multi-award-winning, Flo-Motion range of low-friction manual sliding doors, which carry EPD verification from BRE. Additionally, we serve as the exclusive UK distributor for Manusa and Doorson, bringing our globally renowned automatic door systems to the British market. “This year marks the 10th anniversary of
the official opening of Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, the project for which Flo-Motion doors were first conceived. Ten years on, the ever-evolving range now includes single, bi-parting, and telescopic doors, which are installed across hundreds of healthcare settings all over the UK and Ireland. “Further enhancing our healthcare
credentials, Axis has a coveted place on the ProCure23 Recommended Suppliers List, for NHS new build, refurbishment, and maintenance projects. “You can meet Axis and see our doors in action on Stand F20.”
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