Environments
Creating Environments Designed to Heal
Attending Design in Mental Health allows you to learn from and interact with experts who design, work in, and supply solutions for a diverse range of mental health environments. Below is a selection of the settings on which you can find information, ideas and inspiration at the event.
If you have expertise on the environments below on which you could speak at a future edition of Design in Mental Health, we are keen to hear from you. Please get in touch to discuss possible collaboration.
Selected content from the 2024 Conference Programme:
Real environments created by members of the Design in Mental Health community:
External courtyard to secure visiting space at Fitzroy House, Northampton, UK.
Image credit: P+HS Architects
Corridor with wall graphics, touch down seating and anti-barricade doors at CAMHS Stopford House, Stockport, UK.
Image credit: FWP Group
Modular lounge furniture in a CAMHS unit at Udston Hospital, Hamilton, Scotland.
Image credit: Pineapple Contracts
Selected content from the 2024 Conference Programme:
4 June 2024
11:00 - 11:30
11:30 - 12:00
11:30 - 12:00
5 June 2024
Real environments created by members of the Design in Mental Health community:
View from patient bedroom corridor into Courtyard at Hopewood Park Hospital, Ryhope, Sunderland.
Image credit: Medical Architecture/Jennie Webb
View from the café, into ‘The Street’ at Ferndene Children and Young People’s Centre, Northumberland, UK.
Image credit: Medical Architecture/Jill Tate
Ward courtyard with “anti-ligature” sliding windows and risk-assessed landscape furniture and planting, at National Forensic Mental Health Service Hospital, Dublin, Ireland.
Image credit: Scott Tallon Walker Architects/Medical Architecture/Paul Tierney
Environments
Selected content from the 2024 Conference Programme:
5 June 2024
Real environments created by members of the Design in Mental Health community:
Custodial doorsets at SPS Womans National Facility – Cornton Vale
Image credit: Safehinge Primera.
Dining furniture in a custodial environment at HM YOI (Young Offenders Institution) Feltham.
Image credit: Pineapple Furniture
Dining furniture at Southern Remand Centre, Tasmania, Australia.
Image credit: Xsquared Architects/Pineapple Contracts/©NatashaMulhall
Selected content from the 2024 Conference Programme:
4 June 2024
16:00 - 17:00
Real environments created by members of the Design in Mental Health community:
Enhancing the ambiance of the space by establishing a visual link with nature through the incorporation of elements such as LED sky, abstract forest wallpaper and organic manifestation pattern, at St Barnabas Hospice Wellbeing Day Centre, Boston, UK.
Image credit: Alessandro Caruso Architects
Hair salon at Hammerson House, London, UK.
Image credit: P+HS Architects
CGI-generated image of Elderly Care Room, showing repeatable base room layout configured for elderly care clinical use, with views of nature and natural light. Replicating domestic environment.
Image credit: HLM Architects
Real environments created by members of the Design in Mental Health community:
Bird’s eye view of central courtyard showing landscape and recreation areas at Sycamore at Northgate Hospital, Northumberland, UK.
Image credit: Medical Architecture/Richard Chivers
Roof garden patient courtyard at Springfield Hospital, London, UK.
Image credit: Sir Robert McAlpine
External Therapy Space at Kingfisher Court, Radlett, UK.
Image credit: P+HS Architects
Selected content from the 2024 Conference Programme:
4 June 2024
Real environments created by members of the Design in Mental Health community:
Participant special education at New York-Presbyterian – The Uptown Hub, New York, USA.
Image credit: Stantec
Multi-Sensory Room for SEN Unit within a Primary School.
Image credit: Creative Activity
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