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Year In Review Issued 11 December 2015
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Merry Christmas from the Westmead Redevelopment Project
Kathy, Lissette, Julie and Jocelyne posing with Westmead Redevelopment information brochures in August.
Project Director Carla presenting at a staff forum on
planning in November.
Consumer reps Gary and June during the design review of
short stay unit in August.
It’s been a big year for the
project!
As we rapidly approach
2016 its important we take
the time to reflect on all of
the exciting achievements
of the Westmead
Redevelopment Project.
Over the course of 2015
we’ve seen the demolition
of buildings on ADHC land
to make way for car parking
in the new year, the
beginning of Short Stay
Redevelopment and
Masters of Nursing facility
due for completion in early
2016, finalisation of concept
design for Stage 1 which
includes the new Acute
Services Building located
between The Children’s
Hospital at Westmead and
Westmead Hospital and
significant refurbishment to
the existing hospital.
We want to thank all of our
amazing staff and
stakeholders for their effort
this year as we look toward
another year of big changes
and major works around
the precinct.
To see more photos from
the year and other project
news visit:
www.westmeadproject.health.nsw.gov.au
Project Officer Nina Cleary (left) with Volunteer Pat Selfe (right) during a volunteer group meeting in October.
Year In Review Issued 11 December 2015
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Executive Director of Nursing & Midwifery Joanne Edwards (far right) with Nursing staff in training in September.
(Left to right): Debbie Sharpe , Jude Constable, Sue Henderson and Karen Grieveson
during the Executive Suite 2 fit-out in March.
ESSU nurses Marion and Giulia and HOPE nurse Miao before the Short Stay Redevelopment in
September.
WSLHD Consumer Council with project team members in July.
Project Officer Caleb Teh (far right) delivering pizza to Imaging in
December.
Year In Review Issued 11 December 2015
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(Above and below) Demolition underway to clear former ADHC land for new car parking development.
Stowe contractors Darren, Matt and Shane at work during the upgrades to the precinct power
supply in August.
Stowe Contractors Blake and Matt constructing the new underground
cable network in November. An aerial view of the former ADHC site during works in 2015.
An important part of the
Redevelopment is managing essential
services before we begin to build new
spaces.
Throughout 2015 and beyond the
Westmead Redevelopment is
delivering critical upgrades across
water, power, gas and car parking as
enabling works for the Redevelopment
and the precinct.
The design philosophy is to start from
the ground up and make sure we’re
developing a world-class healthcare
facility.
Year In Review Issued 11 December 2015
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Important information on works
Short stay redevelopment works con-
tinue into 2016
Geotechnical investigations around the
campus continuing throughout December
Access to Oval is now closed until the
new car park is opened in 2016
Investigations for
new helipad
On site this week
Demolition for the
new car park
Masters of Nursing
works continue
Redevelopment
works, but no disruption
Tree removal for helicopter
flight path and car park
preparation throughout
December and January
As the project winds down for the Christmas break, there is some important site information to
keep in mind:
Around the campus, the last day of construction work is Wednesday 23rd December and
works will recommence on Monday 4th January 2016.
Early in the new year, works start on the oval but by late January there will be a number of
work fronts including road works in front of Redbank House. Details will be provided of
alternative pedestrian and traffic routes to accommodate this work.
There is no scheduled works over the Christmas breaks inside the dates mentioned above.
Sites will be secured and emergency contact details clearly posted at entry points.
As always, report any concerns or questions you have to the Project Office – 1800 990 296
