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The Royal Children's Hospital

The Royal Children's Hospital

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Family-centred care is at the heart of the Royal Children’s Hospital to provide comfort during difficult times. Read more
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The Royal Children's Hospital combines family-centred care with innovative design, featuring Armstrong Flooring's Safeguard and Wallflex products to create a therapeutic environment for healing and comfort.

Family-centred care is at the heart of the Royal Children’s Hospital to provide comfort during difficult times. The overall interior design is underpinned by the therapeutic benefits of nature in the healing process creating an engaging, joyful, uplifting and restorative environment for children, family and staff. Armstrong Flooring’s range of sheet vinyl flooring products including customised flooring solutions, were selected to meet both the design and fit for application criteria, and were installed throughout patient rooms, waiting areas, corridors, and operating theatres at the state-of-the-art facility.

“The ability to design directly with the Armstrong technicians in a factory/laboratory setting allowed an immediacy to the design process which I found extremely rewarding. The floor finishes in a facility like this need to perform long term and come under the highest scrutiny, the design process meant we were able to accommodate these requirements with ease.” - Mark Healey, Billard Leece and Bates Smart Partnership

Architects: Billard Leece & Bates Smart Partnership 

Contractor: Lendlease 

Products: Accolade Plus, Accolade Safe, Infinity, Safeguard & Wallflex

If you are interested in these product ranges, you can learn more and order samples at https://www.armstrongflooring.co.nz/pages/commercial.

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