London Institute for Healthcare Engineering to develop medical technologies from conception to commercialision

HLM Architects has been given the green light for a new healthcare research and development centre which it says is the first of its kind in the UK.

Lambeth council has approved a proposal for the London Institute for Healthcare Engineering, an initiative led by King鈥檚 School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences with the Guy鈥檚 and St Thomas鈥� NHS Foundation Trust.

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The centre is being developed by King鈥檚 School and Guy鈥檚 and St Thomas鈥� NHS Foundation Trust

The project aims to create a space to develop medical technologies from conception to commercialisation.

The institute鈥檚 initial focus will be on key clinical challenges in cancer, neurological, cardiovascular and prenatal conditions, ophthalmology and oral health.

The site is at the southern end of the St Thomas鈥� campus beside the Thames path and almost opposite the Houses of Parliament. The scheme includes research, office and meeting spaces, teaching and learning spaces, lab and testing sites and shared public space, as well as areas for events and socialising.

The proposal also incorporates a landscaped roof terrace accessible via an event space.

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