UK PAVILION, MILAN EXPO FACTS LOCATION CLIENT COST COMPLETION AWARDS Italy UKTI £6m 2015 5 PROJECT DETAILS The structure is a collaboration between landscape and art that aims to highlight the decline of the world’s bee population and the importance of pollination to the production of food. Visitors walk through a fruit orchard and enter a natural wildflower meadow. As they near the centre of the meadow, the focal point of the structure comes into view: a golden orb made of fine steel lattice based on the design of a honeycomb. The Hive, a 3D lattice steel structure sitting on 3m tall columns, pulsates and buzzes with the noise of a real bee colony. CONTACT - NEWSLETTER © 2021 BDP

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NEW CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL FACTS LOCATION CLIENT Dublin, Ireland National Paediatric Hospital Development Board PROJECT DETAILS Once complete, the new 165,000m² children’s hospital and associated Children’s Research and Innovation Centre will provide a world class facility for children, and young people from all over Ireland, who have complicated and serious illnesses and are in need of specialist and complex care. At the heart of our competition-winning concept is an oval ward pavilion, set within one of Europe’s largest roof gardens, that gives the hospital an instantly recognisable and friendly identity. The introduction of the ‘floating garden’ halfway up the building literally elevates the importance of nature and the therapeutic environment, making it a central part of the architecture’s character, quite unlike any other hospital of this size. The oval’s form alludes to the architecture of Dublin’s best-known civic spaces and buildings, most notably its Georgian squares as well as the nearby Royal Hospital at Kilmainham (Ireland’s oldest hospital, now the Museum of Modern Art), with which the oval is axially aligned. Once the new hospital is complete, there will be open views from the floating garden and the wards towards Kilmainham and Phoenix Park beyond, creating a strong landscape and architectural axis that will ‘ground’ the new building in its context. CONTACT - NEWSLETTER © 2021 BDP