We are thrilled to announce that our latest private hospital project has been prominently featured in the prestigious Architects' Journal (AJ) online! This recognition is a testament to our team’s unwavering commitment to excellence, innovation, and the highest standards of architectural design.
Our team has worked tirelessly to create a state-of-the-art facility that not only meets the healthcare needs of the community but also sets a new benchmark in hospital design. The feature in AJ highlights the unique aspects of our project, including its cutting-edge technology, patient-centric design, and sustainable building practices.
This achievement would not have been possible without the dedication and hard work of our talented team, as well as the support of our client & collaborators. We are incredibly proud of this milestone and look forward to continuing our mission of delivering exceptional healthcare facilities.
Perspective from Client: Dr. Vivek Sivarajan
"The rejuvenated building is ideally located for accessibility, excellent transport links, and on-site parking. Putting a pre-fab in an out-of-town location is always going to be a cheaper alternative, but it may not be the nicest alternative. In Elanic Hospital, we have created a cutting-edge facility right in the city centre, with unique features such as a glass frontage to the main theatre and recovery rooms, bringing in natural light and spectacular views across the city. A lot of people thought that it couldn’t be achieved, but NVDC has done it in a responsive and innovative way."
"Elanic Hospital cements NVDC’s reputation as one of the pre-eminent healthcare architects in the UK. NVDC are the premier small hospital designer in Scotland. The top three independent hospitals in the country have all been designed and built by them. They have a keen eye for the regulations, embrace innovation, and are great at getting everything over the line."
Insight from Farahbod Nakhaei, Principal, NVDC Architects
"The Elanic Hospital project exemplifies how thoughtful design and innovative use of existing structures can create a sustainable, efficient, and aesthetically pleasing healthcare facility that benefits both the community and the environment."
