Toronto 2014 Award Winners

Lead Judge: Dr John Zeisel PhD, Hearthstone Alzheimer Care, USA

Panel: Prof James Barlow PhD, Imperial College London, UK

• Prof James Barlow PhD, Imperial College London, UK
• Dr Eve A Edelstein, MArch, PhD (neuroscience), Assoc AIA, F-AAA, University of Arizona, USA

Winner
Neural Correlates of Nature Stimuli: A fMRI study
Funded by Sky Factory Foundation
Authored by Debajypti Pati, Michael O’Boyle, Cherif Amor, Jiancheng Hou, Shabboo Valipoor and Dan Fang, Texas Tech University, USA

Finalists
Effect of physical environment on the behaviours of residents with dementia and staff care practice in dementia care setting: A comparison between a small group unit and a traditional care unit
Authored by Sookyoung Lee PhD, Habib Chaudhury PhD and Lillian Hung RN, BN, MA, Research Center Design & Health, Sweden

Field observations into the environmental soul: Spatial configuration and social life for people experiencing dementia
Authored by Farhana Ferdous, University of Kansas, USA

Designing everyday activities: Living environments for adults with autism
Authored by Katie Gaudion, The Helen Hamlyn Centre for Design, Royal College of Art, UK.

Design and delivery of robust hospital environments in a changing climate
Authored by C Alan Short MA DipArch RIBA, University of Cambridge; Kevin Lomas BSc PhD, University of Loughborough; Alistair Fair BA MA PhD, University of Cambridge; Catherine Noakes BEng PhD, University of Leeds; Giridharan Renganathan BArch MUrDgn PhD AIA, University of Kent; Sura Al-Maiyah BSc MSc PhD, Portsmouth School of Architecture

Lead Judge: John Cole, Consultant, UK

Panel:

• Frankie Lim, CPG Consultants, Singapore
• Ian Forbes, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

Winner
Gualv New City General Hospital, China
Commissioned by Zengcheng Municipal Health Bureau,
Designed by RTKL Associates

Highly Commended
The Greater Accra Regional Hospital at Ridge, Ghana
Designed by Perkins+Will

Highly Commended
Private Academic Medical Center in Uttar Pradesh, India
Designed by Cannon Design

The finalists

Clock View Mental Health Project, UK, commissioned by Mersey Care NHS Trust, designed by Medical Architecture

Grand Hopital de Charleroi, Belgium, designed by VK Architects & Engineers

Oncology Centre of Excellence at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre, Saudi Arabia, designed by RTKL Associates

Ministry of the Interior Hospital, Qatar, designed by B+H Architects

Lead Judge: Prof Ihab Elzeyadi, University of Oregon, USA

Panel:

• Prof Alan Short, University of Cambridge, UK
• Katie Wood, Arup, Canada

Winner
St Mary’s Hospital, Canada
Commissioned by Vancouver Coastal Health
Designed by Farrow Partnership Architects and Perkins + Will

Highly Commended
Knowledge Centre, St Olavs Hospital, Norway
Commissioned and managed by Helsebygg Midt-Norge
Designed by Nordic – Office of Architecture / Ratio Arkitekter / Asplan Viak

The finalists

Ozanam Industries Stanmore, Australia, designed by DTB Architects

Ethianum Heidelberg, Germany, designed by Schmucker and Partner

Gundersen Health System, Legacy Building Addition and Renovation, USA, designed by AECOM

Beijing United Family Hospital New Hope Oncology Center, China, designed by Robarts Interiors & Architecture

George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology Waterfront Campus, Canada, designed by Stantec Architecture and Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects in Joint Venture

The South Health Campus, Calgary, Canada, designed by Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning

Lead Judge: Deborah Sheehan, Cannon Design, USA

Panel:

• Linda Bishop, Interior Design Consultant, USA/China
• Nicola Bertrand, Johnstaff, Australia

Winner
Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, Australia
Designed by HDR | Rice Daubney

Highly Commended
Deheng Clinic, Beijing,
China, designed by Robarts Interiors & Architecture

Highly Commended
Mount Sinai Hospital: Sherman Health + Wellness Centre, Canada,
Designed by ARK

Highly Commended
Knowledge Centre, St Olavs Hospital, Norway
Commissioned and managed by Helsebygg Midt-Norge
Designed by Nordic – Office of Architecture / Ratio Arkitekter

The finalists

Ozanam Industries Stanmore, Australia, designed by DTB Architects

Boomerang Health Sickkids Healthcare Centre, Canada, commissioned by Sickkids Children’s Hospital, designed by C & Partners Architects

Lead Judge: Tye Farrow, Farrow Partnership Architects, Canada

Panel:

• Ray Pentecost III, International Academy for Design & Health, USA
• Stephane Vermeulen, VK Architects & Engineers, Belgium

Winner
St Olavs Hospital Norway
Commissioned and managed by Helsebygg Midt-Norge
Designed by Nordic – Office of Architecture / Ratio Arkitekter / Studio4 Arkitekter / KHR / Pre Knudsen Arkitekter / Asplan Viak / Niels Torp Arkitekter / Pol G Kavli

Highly Commended
Deheng Clinic, Beijing, China
Designed by Robarts Interiors & Architecture

The finalists

Robarts Interiors & Architecture Beijing Office, Beijing, China, designed by Robarts Interiors & Architecture

Mount Sinai Hospital: Sherman Health + Wellness Centre, Canada, designed by ARK

George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology Waterfront Campus, Canada, designed by Stantec Architecture and Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects in Joint Venture

The South Health Campus, Calgary, Canada, designed by Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning

Lead Judge: John Steven, Stantec, Canada

Panel:

• John Hicks, AECOM, UK
• Mungo Smith, Medical Architecture, Australia

Winner
Sir Ludwig Guttman Health & Wellbeing Centre, UK
Commissioned by Olympic Delivery Authority
Designed by Penoyre & Prasad

Highly Commended
Knowledge Centre, St. Olavs Hospital, Norway,
Commissioned and managed by Helsebygg Midt-Norge,
Designed by Nordic – Office of Architecture / Ratio Arkitekter / Asplan Viak

Highly Commended
National Heart Centre, Singapore
Commissioned by Ministry of Health Singapore
Designed by Broadway Malyan

The finalists

Malmi Hospital, Finland, commissioned by City of Helsinki, designed by Olli Pekka Jokela Oy

Midland Memorial Hospital, USA, designed by Perkins + Will

Seattle Children’s Building Hope, USA, designed by ZGF Architects

St Mary’s Hospital, Canada, commissioned by Vancouver Coastal Health, designed by Farrow Partnership Architects and Perkins + Will

The Steven and Alexandra Cohen Children’s Medical Center, USA, commissioned by North Shore LIJ Health System, designed by MorrisSwitzer – Environments for Health

George Brown College of Applied Arts and Technology Waterfront Campus, Canada, designed by Stantec Architecture and Kuwabara Payne McKenna Blumberg Architects in Joint Venture

Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, USA, commissioned by Partners Healthcare, designed by Perkins + Will

Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, Australia, designed by HDR | Rice Daubney

Lancaster General Health, Ann B Barshinger Cancer Institute, USA, designed by Ballinger

Lead Judge:
Tarek El-Khatib, Zeidler Partnership Architects, Canada

Panel:

• Prof Gelun, Beijing Architecture University, China
• Robin Guenther, Perkins + Will, USA

Winner
Architecture University, St Olavs Hospital Norway, Commissioned and managed by Hesebygg Midt-Norge
Designed by Nordic – Office of Architecture / Ratio Arkitekter / Studio4 Arkitekter
/ KHR / Pre Knudsen Arkitekter / Asplan Viak / Niels Torp Arkitekter / Pol G Kavli

Highly Commended
Sint Antonius Hospital Utrecht, The Netherlands
Designed by de Jong Gortemaker Algra Architects & Engineers

Highly Commended
Bridgepoint Active Healthcare, Canada
Designed by Stantec Architecture / KPMB Architects and HDR Architecture / Diamond Schmitt Architects

The finalists

Gundersen Health System, Legacy Building Addition and Renovation, USA, designed by AECOM

Mercy Health – West Hospital, USA, designed by AECOM

The Academia, Singapore, designed by CPG Consultants

Gold Coast University Hospital, Australia, designed by GCUH Architecture (PDT + STH + HASSELL)

NHS Health Care Complex and Walker Family Cancer Centre, commissioned by Niagra Health System, designed by Silver Thomas Hanley and B+H Architects

The South Health Campus, Calgary, Canada, designed by Kasian Architecture Interior Design & Planning

Lead Judge: Ronald Hicks, HDR | Rice Daubney, Australia

Panel:

• Ron Billard, director, Billard Leece Partnership, Australia
• Cliff Harvey, North York General Hospital, Canada

Winner
Southwest Centre for Forensic Mental Health Care, Canada
Commissioned by St Joseph’s Health Care, London, Canada
Designed by Parkin Architects in joint venture with Architects Tillman Ruth Robinson

Highly Commended
Glenside Health Services, Australia
Commissioned by South Australia Health
Designed by Medical Architecture Asia Pacific and Swanbury Penglase Architects

Highly Commended
The Southdown Institute, Canada
Designed by Montgomery Sisam Architects

The finalists

St Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton, Margaret and Charles Juravinski Centre for Integrated Healthcare, Canada, designed by Cannon Design

Dandenong Mental Health Facility, Australia, commissioned by Monash Health, designed by Bates Smart Whitefield McQueen Irwin Alsop Joint Venture

Lead Judge: Guela Solow, ARK, Canada

Panel:

• Mike Nightingale, IBI Nightingale, UK
• Susan Francis, Architects for Health, UK

Winner
St Mary’s Hospital, Canada, commissioned by Vancouver
Coastal Health, designed by Farrow Partnership Architects and
Perkins + Will

Highly Commended
St Olavs Hospital, Norway
Commissioned and managed by Helsebygg Midt-Norge
Designed by art consultants and 383 Artists

Highly Commended
The Royal Children’s Hospital ARCH Creativity Program,
Australia, commissioned by The Royal Children’s Hospital,
Melbourne, directed by Victoria Jones

The finalists

Ozanam Industries Stanmore, Australia, designed by DTB Architects

Elliott Chapel Health Centre, UK, commissioned by NHS Hull, designed by HLM Architects

St Joseph Mercy Oakland South Patient Tower Art Project, USA, designed by Aesthetics

Unique People, Unique Identities, St Giles Palliative Care Hospice, UK, designed by Dominic Pote

Lead Judge: Prof Alan Dilani, Founder and CEO, International Academy for Design & Health

Winner
Prof George J. Mann AIA

Nomination
George J. Mann, AIA is a Professor of Architecture and The Ronald L. Skaggs, FAIA Endowed Professor of Health Facilities Design at Texas A&M University. He has a national and international reputation as a leader in health facilities design. He has had over 48 years of pioneering experience in the field of architecture for health through his architectural research, teaching, consulting, and practice. Professor Mann has also published numerous articles, and research reports, giving presentations of his findings on both a natural and international level.