DESIGN & ARCHITECTURE


collaboration between the Trust, Southwark Council’s Planning Department, and IBI Group. IBI was able to respond effectively to comments that related to development within the Camberwell Grove Conservation Area, with the approved design complementing that of adjacent Victorian and Georgian housing, and the nearby Grade II-listed Denmark Hill Thameslink railway station.


Brickwork carefully selected The Centre’s brickwork has been selected to complement other recently constructed buildings on campus, and to the south of Denmark Hill Station, as well as linking to the adjacent Douglas Bennett House (currently under construction) and the Conservation Area. It is at the heart of the hospital campus public realm and landscape architecture plan, which creates an active, healthy site linking existing woodland to the east, and a future public square to the west. In line with the Mayor of London’s


Spatial Development Strategy, the materials used reflect the architectural integrity of the building through its projected lifespan, while requiring minimal maintenance, and providing clues for future building development within the hospital. The Centre’s development has been


supported by an initial £10 m grant from the Maudsley Charity, and major donations


The Pears Maudsley Centre will have a total floor space of just under 10,000 m2 including multiple outdoor terraces and rooftop gardens for staff, patient, and visitor use.


from the Rayne Foundation and the Pears Foundation, which committed a lead gift of £5.5 m recognised in the Centre’s name, and over £18 m in additional philanthropic gifts.


Research and engagement The Pears Maudsley Centre presented a unique opportunity for IBI Group to tailor its design ethos to the organisation’s


over eight levels,


mission and anticipated health outcomes, as well as the needs of service-users, clinical and research staff, and members of the local community. They seized this opportunity through extensive research and engagement with over 100 different stakeholders since the project’s inception. We worked collaboratively with IBI


on focused engagement, especially with young people, holding workshops to ask


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