Maggie's Centre - Revision history

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	“[RSHP’s] quietly confident building is truly, unquestionably a haven for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. Their achievement is in having created a completely informal, home-like sanctuary to help patients learn to live - or die - with cancer, beautifully” Alison Brooks, Chair of the Judges, RIBA London Awards.		“[RSHP’s] quietly confident building is truly, unquestionably a haven for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. Their achievement is in having created a completely informal, home-like sanctuary to help patients learn to live - or die - with cancer, beautifully” Alison Brooks, Chair of the Judges, RIBA London Awards.

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	Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.		Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.

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	Project information:		Project information:
−	*Place: London, UK.	+
−	*Date: 2001-2008.	+	* Place: London, UK.
−	*Client: Maggie’s Centres.	+	* Date: 2001-2008.
−	*Cost: £2.1 million.	+	* Client: Maggie’s Centres.
−	*Gross Internal Area: 370 m².	+	* Cost: £2.1 million.
−	*Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.	+	* Gross Internal Area: 370 m².
−	*Structural Engineer: Arup.	+	* Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.
−	*Quantity Surveyor: Turner & Townsend.	+	* Structural Engineer: Arup.
−	*Landscape Designer: Dan Pearson Studio.	+	* Quantity Surveyor: Turner & Townsend.
−	*Lighting Consultant: Speirs and Major.	+	* Landscape Designer: Dan Pearson Studio.
		+	* Lighting Consultant: Speirs and Major.

	Key Awards, 2009:		Key Awards, 2009:
−	*RIBA Stirling Prize.
−	*RIBA Award for London.
−	*RIBA London Building of the Year.
−	*RICS London Award Community Benefit Category.
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−	~~[[File:Maggies Centre~~.~~png\|RTENOTITLE]][[File:Maggies Centre plan~~.~~jpg\|RTENOTITLE]][[File:Maggies Centre interior 2~~.~~png\|RTENOTITLE]]~~	+	* RIBA Stirling Prize.
		+	* RIBA Award for London.
		+	* RIBA London Building of the Year.
		+	* RICS London Award Community Benefit Category.

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Designing Buildings: moved Maggie’s Centre to Maggie's Centre

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Designing Buildings at 11:02, 8 June 2015

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	Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.		Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.

−	Maggie’s Centre London, at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith, is conceived as a contrast to the main hospital building. It is a non-institutional building, an ‘open house’ of 370 square metres, arranged over one and a half floors. It is both flexible and adaptable. It can be transparent or opaque, noisy or quiet, light or dark and has a kitchen at the heart of the structure. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners hopes to create something that is more homely – more welcoming, more comfortable, more thought-provoking and more uplifting.	+	Maggie’s Centre London, at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith, is conceived as a contrast to the main hospital building. It is a non-institutional building, an ‘open house’ of 370 square metres, arranged over one and a half floors. It is both flexible and adaptable. It can be transparent or opaque, noisy or quiet, light or dark and has a kitchen at the heart of the structure. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners hopes to create something that is more homely – more welcoming, more comfortable, more thought-provoking and more uplifting.

	The entrance is approached from within the hospital grounds via the car park. The building consists of four components: a wall that wraps around four sides, providing protection from its exposed location; the kitchen – a single height central space which is the main focus and heart of the building; annexes off the main space, conceived as meeting, sitting and consulting rooms; and a ‘floating roof’ that over sails the outer wall and helps flood the space with light. Small courtyards are formed between the building and the wall for quiet spaces.		The entrance is approached from within the hospital grounds via the car park. The building consists of four components: a wall that wraps around four sides, providing protection from its exposed location; the kitchen – a single height central space which is the main focus and heart of the building; annexes off the main space, conceived as meeting, sitting and consulting rooms; and a ‘floating roof’ that over sails the outer wall and helps flood the space with light. Small courtyards are formed between the building and the wall for quiet spaces.
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−	[http://www.rsh-p.com/~~work~~/~~all_projects~~/~~maggie_s_centre/completed~~ Click here to see the full job sheet].	+	[http://www.rsh-p.com/projects/maggies-london/# Click here to see the full job sheet].

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Designing Buildings at 06:55, 2 May 2015

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−	“[RSHP’s] quietly confident building is truly, unquestionably a haven for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. Their achievement is in having created a completely informal, home-like sanctuary to help patients learn to live - or die - with cancer, beautifully” Alison Brooks, Chair of the Judges, RIBA London Awards	+	“[RSHP’s] quietly confident building is truly, unquestionably a haven for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. Their achievement is in having created a completely informal, home-like sanctuary to help patients learn to live - or die - with cancer, beautifully” Alison Brooks, Chair of the Judges, RIBA London Awards.

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	Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.		Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.

−	Maggie’s Centre London, at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith, is conceived as a contrast to the main hospital building. It is a non-institutional building, an ‘open house’ of 370 square metres, arranged over one and a half floors. It is both flexible and adaptable. It can be transparent or opaque, noisy or quiet, light or dark and has a kitchen at the heart of the structure. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners hopes to create something that is more homely – more welcoming, more comfortable, more thought-provoking and more uplifting. The entrance is approached from within the hospital grounds via the car park. The building consists of four components: a wall that wraps around four sides, providing protection from its exposed location; the kitchen – a single height central space which is the main focus and heart of the building; annexes off the main space, conceived as meeting, sitting and consulting rooms; and a ‘floating roof’ that over sails the outer wall and helps flood the space with light. Small courtyards are formed between the building and the wall for quiet spaces.	+	Maggie’s Centre London, at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith, is conceived as a contrast to the main hospital building. It is a non-institutional building, an ‘open house’ of 370 square metres, arranged over one and a half floors. It is both flexible and adaptable. It can be transparent or opaque, noisy or quiet, light or dark and has a kitchen at the heart of the structure. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners hopes to create something that is more homely – more welcoming, more comfortable, more thought-provoking and more uplifting.
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		+	The entrance is approached from within the hospital grounds via the car park. The building consists of four components: a wall that wraps around four sides, providing protection from its exposed location; the kitchen – a single height central space which is the main focus and heart of the building; annexes off the main space, conceived as meeting, sitting and consulting rooms; and a ‘floating roof’ that over sails the outer wall and helps flood the space with light. Small courtyards are formed between the building and the wall for quiet spaces.

	The delicate landscape by Dan Pearson creates a visual and emotional transition from the existing hospital to the new Maggie’s Centre. Wrapping the building with trees also filters the noise and pollution of the surroundings whilst providing a leafy and relaxing backdrop, on what is a dense urban and uninviting site.		The delicate landscape by Dan Pearson creates a visual and emotional transition from the existing hospital to the new Maggie’s Centre. Wrapping the building with trees also filters the noise and pollution of the surroundings whilst providing a leafy and relaxing backdrop, on what is a dense urban and uninviting site.

	Project information:		Project information:
−	*Place: London, UK	+	*Place: London, UK.
−	*Date: 2001-2008	+	*Date: 2001-2008.
−	*Client: Maggie’s Centres	+	*Client: Maggie’s Centres.
−	*Cost: £2.1 million	+	*Cost: £2.1 million.
−	*Gross Internal Area: 370 m²	+	*Gross Internal Area: 370 m².
−	*Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners	+	*Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners.
−	*Structural Engineer: Arup	+	*Structural Engineer: Arup.
−	*Quantity Surveyor: Turner & Townsend	+	*Quantity Surveyor: Turner & Townsend.
−	*Landscape Designer: Dan Pearson Studio	+	*Landscape Designer: Dan Pearson Studio.
−	*Lighting Consultant: Speirs and Major	+	*Lighting Consultant: Speirs and Major.

	Key Awards, 2009:		Key Awards, 2009:
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“[RSHP’s] quietly confident building is truly, unquestionably a haven for those who have been diagnosed with cancer. Their achievement is in having created a completely informal, home-like sanctuary to help patients learn to live - or die - with cancer, beautifully” Alison Brooks, Chair of the Judges, RIBA London Awards

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Maggie’s Centres offer support for people affected by cancer at any stage, be they patients, family members or friends. Their work is in complete support of conventional medical treatment.

Maggie’s Centre London, at Charing Cross Hospital in Hammersmith, is conceived as a contrast to the main hospital building. It is a non-institutional building, an ‘open house’ of 370 square metres, arranged over one and a half floors. It is both flexible and adaptable. It can be transparent or opaque, noisy or quiet, light or dark and has a kitchen at the heart of the structure. Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners hopes to create something that is more homely – more welcoming, more comfortable, more thought-provoking and more uplifting. The entrance is approached from within the hospital grounds via the car park. The building consists of four components: a wall that wraps around four sides, providing protection from its exposed location; the kitchen – a single height central space which is the main focus and heart of the building; annexes off the main space, conceived as meeting, sitting and consulting rooms; and a ‘floating roof’ that over sails the outer wall and helps flood the space with light. Small courtyards are formed between the building and the wall for quiet spaces.

The delicate landscape by Dan Pearson creates a visual and emotional transition from the existing hospital to the new Maggie’s Centre. Wrapping the building with trees also filters the noise and pollution of the surroundings whilst providing a leafy and relaxing backdrop, on what is a dense urban and uninviting site.

Project information:
*Place: London, UK
*Date: 2001-2008
*Client: Maggie’s Centres
*Cost: £2.1 million
*Gross Internal Area: 370 m²
*Architect: Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners
*Structural Engineer: Arup
*Quantity Surveyor: Turner & Townsend
*Landscape Designer: Dan Pearson Studio
*Lighting Consultant: Speirs and Major

Key Awards, 2009:
*RIBA Stirling Prize.
*RIBA Award for London.
*RIBA London Building of the Year.
*RICS London Award Community Benefit Category.

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[http://www.rsh-p.com/work/all_projects/maggie_s_centre/completed Click here to see the full job sheet].

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