Since 1959, NDY has contributed to many landmark projects, including recent transformative Health & Sciences buildings, such as New Bendigo Hospital, the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), Perth Children’s Hospital, The Queen Mary University London Biosciences Innovation Centre, and Mercy Hospital in Dunedin.

Our Health & Science sector specialists work closely with you to satisfy all needs. We also call upon our broader experience across mechanical, electrical, communications, security, lifts, hydraulics, automation and a range of specialties (including ecological sustainable development) to further boost our offering. Close consultation is a key feature of our client relationships. A project scope, plan, staging strategy and budget are determined fully from the outset.

We are committed to delivering cost effective and innovative engineering designs that achieve the capability, operational efficiency and occupant experience goals of our clients and their partners.

Evidence-based design techniques allow us to help create and maintain healthy environments for patients and staff. This assists in boosting staff retention and reducing patient recovery times, hospital acquired infection rates, patient treatment errors and stress levels.

Our Health & Sciences Capabilities

NDY has a significant track record in delivering acute health, pharmaceutical, research and laboratory projects throughout Asia, Australia, Canada, Europe, New Zealand and the UK.

Our Health & Sciences capability is enhanced by qualified and skilled personnel within each of our specialist disciplines, with each practitioner possessing demonstrated experience working on healthcare projects.

Our focus is on designing smarter hospital systems that contribute positively to improving the health facility environment, without compromising safety for patients and staff.

NDY adopts an integrated approach to sustainability; we understand the impact of our design solutions on the building aesthetics, functionality and ongoing maintenance of a facility.

Accordingly, we adopt a holistic and innovative approach to sustainability through incorporating evidence-based design solutions that support the creation of a healthy healing environment both within and around the health facility.

NDY’s experience is that implementing technology for the sake of technology can only lead to a poor outcome. Our approach to ICT service delivery begins with an in-depth client consultation, designed to facilitate a detailed understanding of the project objectives: business goals must be clearly set and understood from the outset.

Get in touch with our team

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Alex Rodger
Chief Engineer & Mechanical Technical Director
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Brian Waddell
Director
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William McCulloch
Vancouver Office Manager
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Mike Arnold
Director, Dublin Office Manager
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David Smith
Health Sector Lead - New Zealand

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