Technical details
Client
Multiplex
Dates

Completed 2015

Missions
Structural engineering, Civil engineering
Location
Midland, WA, Australia
Activity
Buildings, Healthcare

BG&E, now part of SYSTRA, delivered structural and civil engineering services for the AU$360 million St John of God Midland Public Hospital, the first new hospital in Perth’s north-eastern corridor in more than 50 years.

Completed in 2015, the 307-bed facility was delivered through a public-private partnership with the Western Australian Government and designed to support a broad range of clinical services across public and private healthcare.

Structural design for challenging ground conditions 

The site presented complex ground conditions, including contaminated soils and reactive clays. BG&E developed a piled foundation solution to manage potential long-term ground movements and support the building’s structural performance. 

The five-storey hospital uses concrete floor systems, with reinforced concrete cores and shear walls providing lateral stability.

Flexible clinical environments

The hospital incorporates 31 types of purpose-designed healthcare pods, configured to meet different patient needs across assisted living, maternity, aged care and mental health services. 

These purpose-designed environments support a diverse range of clinical needs within a single healthcare facility, bringing together public and private hospital services within one development.

Snapshots from St John of God Midland Public Hospital

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