Case Study

Queen Elizabeth Children's Hospital

London

The former Queen Elizabeth Children’s Hospital building in Tower Hamlets, London, lay abandoned and deteriorating after its closure in 1997. 20 years later, a new and vibrant residential development stands in its place.

Services provided

The former Queen Elizabeth Children’s Hospital building in Tower Hamlets, London, lay abandoned and deteriorating after its closure in 1997. 20 years later, a new and vibrant residential development stands in its place.

Services provided

Architects HTA Design liaised closely with heritage consultants to ensure that original key elements, such as the Hackney Road facade, were preserved and seamlessly integrated.

The new building provides 188 homes, of which 72 are classified as affordable. TRC was appointed to design, manufacture and install 122 traditional timber tilt & turn windows with a high acoustic specification of 45 dB Rw, plus timber single doors and French doors.