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The Pears Maudsley Centre received ‘Highly Commended’ in the ‘Outside Spaces’ category at the Design in Mental Health 2022 Awards last night.

The Centre is specifically designed to help young people manage anxiety and to create the right atmosphere for those with autism, ADHD and other conditions. It is a modern, community-minded space, totally different from traditional mental health clinics and its design has had input from young patients from the start.

The building will have landscaped outdoor terraces with extensive planting on each of the building’s eight floors — capped by a roof terrace. It is hoped this will provide the calming, relaxing spaces that is sometimes difficult to achieve in a traditional inner-city hospital building.

Find out more on our website www.slam.nhs.uk/pearsmaudsleycentre.

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The construction progress of the Pears Maudsley Centre for Children and Young People was featured on ITV London News yesterday evening. 

Jasmin, an amazing young person who has used our services and contributed to the design of the building, explained what the centre means to her. Dr Bruce Clark spoke about how the partnership between the Trust and King’s College London will take a completely new approach to combining research and care when the building opens. The lead architect Graham Harris from IBI, shared his hope that the design of the building will provide the calming, relaxing spaces that is sometimes difficult to achieve in a traditional inner-city hospital building.

You can watch the news feature below;

 

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