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Global Vision | Foreign hospital projects
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Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital In Singapore features a range of patient room types. U.S.-based HOK is the design architect and Consultants Incorporated Architects + Planners, Singapore, is the architect of record. | Photo by Owen Raggett
Created by U.S.-based Cannon Design and Tata Consulting Engineers, India, Tata Medical Centre in Kolkata, India serves the northeastern regions of India as well as the neighboring countries of Nepal, Bhutan and Bangladesh. | Photo by Pajakt Patil Photography
The Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne, Australia, which was delivered through a public-private partnership, was designed by Australian architecture firms Billard Leece and Bates Smart and U.S.-based HKS Inc. | Photo by HKS Inc./Blake Marvin
The Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital in London, England is a 129,200-square-foot, mixed-used project by HOK which required collaboration between the public and private sectors. | Photo by Paul Grundy
The Kaye Edmonton Clinic in Edmonton, Canada is a 677,000-square-foot multidisciplinary outpatient facility by U.S.-based RTKL and Canada-based architect of record, Dialog. | Photo by Tom Arban