1. A different route to pioneering cancer care: The first healthcare project in Alberta to use a design-build procurement model.
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Camaclang, Ariane, Durtnall, Mike, Griffiths, Ross, Jennings, Marcus, Johnson, Jack, Natarajan, Ashok, Willems, Thilo, and Yang, Francis
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CANCER treatment ,MEDICAL care ,CANCER prevention ,TERMINAL care - Abstract
The text provides information on two separate projects. The first project is the development of the Arthur J. E. Child Comprehensive Cancer Centre in Calgary, Canada. The facility is the largest comprehensive cancer treatment and research facility in Canada and the second largest in North America. It achieved a LEED Gold rating and prioritized patient-centered design and sustainability. Arup played a key role in the design and delivery of the project, providing expertise on engineering, masterplanning, and architecture.The second project discussed is the economic masterplan for Southern Auckland, New Zealand. The masterplan aims to drive sustainable economic growth in the region by attracting investment, creating employment opportunities, and connecting suburbs with new industries. It was commissioned by Tātaki Auckland Unlimited and developed by Arup. The goal is to accommodate population growth, foster economic development, and maximize cultural and social benefits. The implementation of the masterplan requires significant investment from both the public and private sectors. [Extracted from the article]
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- 2024