On behalf of Chesterfield Royal Hospital, Macmillan Cancer support and sponsor NGS (National Garden Scheme), The Manser Practice has completed a 2,140-sqm purpose-built cancer unit to the rear of the existing hospital campus. The new building is linked to the main hospital via a glazed bridge.

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Architects: The Manser Practice

Location: Chesterfield, United Kingdom

Lead Architect: Guy Barlow

Project Year: 2017

Photographs: Hufton + Crow

Principal Designer, Structural, M&E, Draignage, Highways & Bream: Mott Macdonald

Contractor: Vinci UK

Quantity Surveyor: Summers Inman

Landscape Designers: Smeeden Foreman
Art Consultants: Art in Site

Client: Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Charitable Funder: Macmillan Cancer Support

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From the architect. On behalf of Chesterfield Royal Hospital, Macmillan Cancer support and sponsor NGS (National Garden Scheme), The Manser Practice has completed a 2,140-sqm purpose-built cancer unit to the rear of the existing hospital campus. The new building is linked to the main hospital via a glazed bridge.

Ground Floor Plan

Arranged over two floors, the £10m unit combines under one roof the hospital?s various cancer facilities and integrates pastoral care through an onsite Macmillan Information and Support Centre. Outpatient and support servi...