Paul Johnson

Architect Director London

T: +44 [0]20 7812 8000
E: paul.johnson@bdp.com

Paul is an architect director in our London studio specialising in complex healthcare projects.

Paul has over 15 years’ experience in healthcare design and documentation in both the UK and Australia and is a specialist medical space planner. His roles include project director and health planner and his wide skillset includes team management, cost analysis, value management and deliverables planning.

Paul is currently project director for Adelaide Women's & Children's Hospital, a new building of approximately 90,000m² to replace Adelaide's current Children's Hospital in North Adelaide, Australia, on a site adjacent to the Fiona Stanley Hospital. His projects include the New Children’s Hospital in Dublin, which is the largest and most complex capital investment healthcare project undertaken in Ireland, Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in Stanmore and Teaching, Trauma and Tertiary Care Centre (3Ts) for Brighton and Sussex University Hospitals NHS Trust.

He is also clinical stream leader for the London Northwest Healthcare estate programme to reconfigure the services across Northwick Park, Ealing and Central Middlesex Hospitals and for the St Mary’s Hospital campus redevelopment where he is responsible for the masterplanning and opportunities appraisal for the redevelopment of one of London’s leading teaching hospitals. He led the practice’s architectural team on the emergency transformation of the NHS Nightingale Hospital at London’s ExCel Centre.

Projects

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NHS Nightingale Hospital London

The conversion of the ExCeL London exhibition centre into an emergency COVID-19 hospital facility.

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New Children’s Hospital

The New Children’s Hospital with associated Children’s Research and Innovation Centre facilitates the specialist and complex care of young people with serious illnesses.

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Teaching, Trauma and Tertiary Care Centre (3Ts)

Two new state-of-the-art hospital buildings will bring Elderly Care, General Medicine, HIV and Clinical Infection wards up to modern standards, and establish the hospital as the Major Trauma Centre for the region. The new build will include 361 beds, 65% of which will be in single en-suite rooms, a helipad and additional parking spaces underground.

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Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital

The RNOH is one of only five specialist orthopaedic centres in the UK, providing a range of services for neuro-musculoskeletal conditions.

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BDP attends European Healthcare Design Conference

13/06/2022

The 2022 European Healthcare Design conference is a global convening of design and healthcare professionals in London. This year, the event is focused on, "Recovery, Renewal & Rediscovery: Planning a climate-smart healthcare system".

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ExCeL Exhibition Centre repurposed into NHS Nightingale Hospital

02/04/2020

In the fight against the coronavirus, London's ExCeL exhibition centre has been rapidly repurposed into an emergency COVID-19 facility, NHS Nightingale Hospital, in order to treat and support thousands more patients.

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