A mini-golf putting hole is one of the special features of a new outdoor sensory area at the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Unit (BIRU).
2022 has been a big year for the Liverpool Health and Academic project team.
Here’s three sustainable fun facts you should know about the demolition of the former P2 car park.
A new covered walkway has recently opened to the public, providing easy access for staff and visitors to the hospital and our new car park.
A brand new clinical space has been delivered at Liverpool Hospital following construction completion of the Brennan Unit (Forensics) marking a special new milestone for the redevelopment project team.
Fifteen local high school students are now equipped with the skills and knowledge to purse an apprenticeship or an entry level position in construction.
Three new operating theatres will be delivered as part of the $790 million redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital, including an emergency theatre, a general theatre and an expanded operating theatre, delivering the latest advanced technology.
Inspired by the rich Aboriginal and cultural history of the region, the artwork titled “Flowers of Gandangara” is the largest piece commissioned by NSW Health.
Liverpool Hospital’s new car park is NOW OPEN!
The 52-metre tower crane has officially been named as ‘Binyang’ at the Crane Naming Ceremony which will support construction of a new hospital building.
The $790 million Liverpool Hospital redevelopment has achieved an exciting milestone with its first concrete slab pour, involving 300 cubic metres of concrete.
Liverpool Hospital’s new car park will open to staff, patients and the community on Thursday 15 September from 6am.
Interventional Radiology (IR) is a valued alternative to many traditional and invasive surgeries due to the excellent benefits for both patients and the hospital.
Check out our latest project video as we celebrate the start of main works construction and find out how hospital staff and community feedback has shaped the future hospital.
The redevelopment project has reached an exciting milestone with the arrival of the tower crane that will help construct the new hospital building.
Liverpool Hospital has a rich history, dating back more than 200 years to colonial times.
The redevelopment project is proud to be supporting apprentices, women and Indigenous people through various construction pathway programs to land their first or a new job in construction.
Visitors to Liverpool Hospital are now greeted by a colourful welcome, with the largest artwork installation by NSW Health now complete.
Congratulations to Bella Bui from Green Valley Public School who submitted the winning name for our Name the Crane competition.
As the new multi-storey car park nears construction completion, it’s set to undergo a colourful transformation!
Located in the heart of Liverpool, the employment hub offers certified skilling programs and employment pathways for young people, apprentices, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and women interested in entering the workforce.
With the first brand new space of main works almost complete, final checks are underway to ensure the future Brennan Unit (Forensics) is fit for purpose
We need your help to name the 52-metre tower crane that will help build our new hospital building!
The $790 million redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital is now a step closer to delivery, following the recent turning of the first sod to mark the start of main works construction on the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct.
The highly anticipated façade design of the new $50 million multi-storey car park has been revealed.
Main works builder Lendlease hosted a traditional smoking ceremony on the construction site, joined by a member of the Gandangara Local Aboriginal Land Council.
The team working on our new multi-storey car park has worked through one of the most challenging periods in construction industry history with workplace safety being a number one priority on site.
In recognition of International Women’s Day, celebrated annually on 8 March, we wanted to put the spotlight on some of the many women who make up our redevelopment project team!
The extensive redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital will include a significant expansion of our Emergency Department (ED), transforming it into one of the largest EDs in the country
Staff and patients have been excitedly watching on as three new eateries now offer an array of food and beverages that are sure to make your mouth water...
The new year brings many new project milestones to look forward to, and construction activities are already in full swing on campus.
The Liverpool Hospital Redevelopment team wishes everyone a safe and happy holiday season and a wonderful year ahead.
Check out our latest video for a project update, hear from principal builder Lendlease and learn about the future Emergency Department which will be significantly expanded as part of the redevelopment.
During the past twelve months we’ve progressed from the first crane arriving on site to help build the new multi-storey car park, to the commencement of main works to build new hospital buildings, signifying that our much-anticipated redevelopment project is well underway.
National Safe Work Month was held in October, highlighting the importance of building a safe and healthy workplace.
On 26 July 1997, a time capsule was placed inside a wall of the then-new Clinical Building as part of celebrations for the official opening.
October was Mental Health Month and our project builders – Lendlease, ADCO and Roberts Co. – participated in advocating for and raising awareness of mental health in construction.
Ed has many years of frontline experience and has been an emergency staff specialist at Liverpool’s Emergency Department (ED) since 2012.
The commencement of main works construction is changing the face of our hospital. Visitors will now see construction hoarding along Elizabeth and Goulburn Streets, which has permanently closed the Elizabeth Street entry (Entrance B) and the P1 car park.
Construction is underway on the first brand new space of the project. The Brennan Unit (Forensics) team are excitedly awaiting completion of their new space, which is scheduled for later this year.
Next time you’re on Insta, be sure to check out and follow the redevelopment project’s new Instagram page @liverpoolredevelopment
Lendlease has been appointed as principal builder for the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct, which will deliver enhanced health care for south western Sydney.
Our Interventional Radiology (IR) team had big smiles as they signed-off design plans for their future hospital working spaces.
The redevelopment of Liverpool Hospital will include the construction of new buildings on site, undertaken over two stages of main works. The first stage is due for completion in late 2023.
Following the Premier’s announcement on Thursday 28 July, redevelopment construction activity is currently on hold until at least Friday 27 August.
As part of the redevelopment, a new mortuary has been created, boasting a range of enhancements.
Check out our latest video for an update on the new multi-storey car park construction, as it begins to rise over the hospital.
Our Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) team, recently created a mock NICU patient bay, to plan how their future space will look and feel like.
An exciting project milestone has been reached with the first slab pour of the new $50 million multi-storey car park.
More than 100 primary school students entered our multi-storey car park Name the Crane competition with four creative students winning competition prizes.
Throughout 2021, we’ll be keeping you updated on progress of the redevelopment project with a series of videos.
Our first tower crane has arrived that will help build our new multi-storey car park.
A new kitchen has been created as part of early works to prepare the hospital for main works construction activities.
Construction is now underway on a new $50 million multi-storey car park – a significant component in the delivery of the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct.
If you’ve visited the hospital recently, you may have noticed a new look and feel to our main reception desk.
Less than six months after the first slab was poured, the new Liverpool Education and Research Centre is now operational and has welcomed its first visitors.
Works have commenced to construct a new $50 million multi-storey car park that will support the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct into the future. A striking Aboriginal artwork features on the extensive construction hoarding around the site, celebrating the region's shared history.
NSW Minister for Health Brad Hazzard joined Member for Holsworthy Melanie Gibbons at Liverpool Hospital in early December to mark the start of construction on the hospital’s new $50 million multi-storey car park. ADCO Constructions Pty Ltd has been awarded the contract for the seven-storey car park, which will provide an additional 500 parking spaces for the campus.
A critical part of the hospital redevelopment is the input of staff and other stakeholders in the planning of new spaces, and a key milestone for each of our Project User Groups (PUGs) is the final sign-off of detailed designs that will inform the build. Our library team was the first of dozens of PUGs to reach this important stage in the planning process.
The hospital’s Diagnostic Radiology team recently welcomed the addition of two new mobile x-ray machines, greatly supporting the recent increase in presentations as a result of the pandemic. The machines were part of a larger order, set to be delivered on completion of the redevelopment project, but were brought forward in response to current need.
As part of planning for the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct, the project team has identified a range of opportunities to help lower the new facility’s environmental impact and further improve the health of our community.
Furniture, Fittings and Equipment (FF&E) are an important component of any hospital, and the Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct (LHAP) project is no exception. LHAP Project Officer, Alexis, is working with teams across the hospital to ensure the new spaces provide patient care in functional, clinical environments and are comfortable, safe and fit for purpose.