Bon Secours Hospital, Limerick
Designed to serve over 50,000 patients annually, the facility provides state-of-the-art surgical and oncology services.
- Location Limerick
- Client Bon Secours Health System Ireland
- Project Bon Secours Hospital
- Scale 23, 050m2
- Project LeadGareth Maguire
The Challenge
The Bon Secours Hospital in Limerick represents a transformative model for contemporary healthcare design, one where clinical excellence, environmental responsibility, and human wellbeing are seamlessly integrated.
The Story
Conceived through close collaboration between Reddy Architecture + Urbanism, HOK, and specialist consultants, the project reimagines the patient journey through architecture that is both technically advanced and deeply humane.
The Outcome
Bon Secours Hospital Limerick sets a new benchmark for healthcare design, combining clinical excellence, environmental responsibility, and human wellbeing. Its biophilic, patient-centred architecture creates a calm, restorative environment that enhances healing, operational efficiency, and long-term sustainability, an exemplar of innovation and compassion in contemporary Irish architecture.
Project Team
Gareth graduated from the Mackintosh School of Architecture in 1992 with a Masters in Architecture. He won the Sir Rowan Anderson Silver Medal for Architecture for the best Student portfolio in the Scottish Schools of Architecture for his final thesis…
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