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Your new Footscray Hospital - Learn about the design

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Sustainable design at the new Footscray hospital

Future electrification

Future electrification

Designed to enable future electrification to support Victoria’s transition to a net zero carbon economy

Targeting 5 Star Green Star rating

Targeting 5 Star Green Star rating

Capacity to collect and reuse 90 per cent of roof rainwater

Quality indoor environment

Quality indoor environment

High proportion of spaces with excellent daylight factor, achieving a WELL Gold rating

Connection to the outdoors

Connection to the outdoors

High proportion of inpatient rooms with views of the exterior and landscaped environments

Active travel strategy

Active travel strategy

Connection to the outdoors

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Discover the key services and design features that make this hospital unique.

The new 'People's Hospital' for Melbourne's west will be a community asset featuring a large green open space ('Village Green') and services such as childcare, gym, pharmacy and cafés. The design has been carefully considered to create a welcoming atmosphere for patients, families and staff.

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Bệnh viện Footscray Mới (Vietnamese)

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Phòng tương tác ảo của Bệnh viện Footscray mới, đoạt giải thưởng, đóng cửa vào ngày 31 tháng 5 năm 2022. Phiên bản của phòng tương tác ảo dành cho người khiếm thị vẫn còn trên trang mạng của chúng tôi.

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Bệnh viện Footscray mới đang được xây dựng, với dự kiến bệnh viện sẽ mở cửa vào năm 2025.

Bệnh viện Footscray mới sẽ cung cấp:

hơn 500 giường bệnh nội trú

bao gồm các dịch vụ chăm sóc trong ngày, nhiều ngày, chăm sóc bệnh nguy kịch, bán cấp tính, ma túy và rượu, và các dịch vụ sức khỏe tâm thần

Các tiện nghi cho chăm sóc bệnh cấp tính

bao gồm một khoa cấp cứu và các trung tâm về sức khỏe tâm thần và rượu và ma túy khác

Các cơ sở chuyên khoa

bao gồm chụp hình ảnh y tế, nhà thuốc, khoa dịch vụ vô trùng trung tâm, bệnh nhân ngoại trú, nhà xác và phòng xét nghiệm bệnh lý

bãi đậu xe hơi

để phục vụ cho bệnh nhân, khách thăm viếng, nhân viên và những người sử dụng bệnh viện khác.

Việc làm địa phương

Dự án sẽ tạo ra khoảng 177 việc làm mới trong quá trình xây dựng, bao gồm 70 học việc, thực tập sinh và huấn nghệ.

Ngoài ra, dự án sẽ thuê hơn 2.000 người khi thi công cao điểm. Công trình sẽ được xây dựng với hơn 90% các nội dung địa phương, có nghĩa là nhiều vật liệu, dịch vụ và thiết bị hơn sẽ được lấy từ các doanh nghiệp địa phương

Gặp gỡ Nhà xây dựng - Các câu hỏi thường gặp

Plenary Health và Multiplex trả lời các câu hỏi thường gặp nhất của bạn về xây dựng

Các giai đoạn xây dựng chính

A construction timeline for the new Footscray Hospital translated into Vietnamese

Hãy đặt câu hỏi

Liên hệ với nhóm dự án của chúng tôi qua email nfhenquiry@health.vic. gov.au hoặc gọi đến đường dây nóng của dự án theo số (03) 9999 1985 và chúng tôi sẽ liên hệ lại với bạn trong thời gian sớm nhất.

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Your new Footscray Hospital - Community corner

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New Footscray Hospital community consultative committee shape new hospital

Text: New Footscray Hospital Project Community Consultative Committee

Images: Two flags flying, followed by a slide of some colourful graffiti that says ‘Footscray’ on a fence in a nearby lane, then a shot of the Footscray Community Arts Centre signage.

Text: Katie Hall MP, Member for Footscray

Images: Katie Hall MP is standing in front of the river, talking to camera.

Voiceover: It's really exciting to be the chair of the community consultative committee because this is such a big project for Footscray and we want to make sure that community voices are heard.

Images: Various close up shots of committee members in conversation.

Text: Elwyn Davies, community representative

Voiceover: I've lived in the area for about thirty years now. But for me being part of this committee is a great honour.

It's really about us taking ideas of our own and the community forward, but also responsible for dispersing that information into the community as well.

Images: Elwyn Davies in standing by the river, talking to camera. We then see him participating in group activities as the committee discuss what’s important to them in a new hospital.

Text: Sarah Coward, community representative

Voiceover: We're really keen that the unique elements of Footscray are represented in our ideas.

Images: Sarah Coward is standing by the river, talking to camera. We then see her participating in committee group activities and conversation.

Voiceover: (Katie Hall) We want a hospital that's going to represent the community it's in and serve Footscray.

Images: Katie Hall MP is standing in front of the river, talking to camera, then shown participating with the committee in various activities.

Voiceovers:

(Elwyn): Footscray is a very unique area.

(Sarah): Wonderful people with lots of energy, lots of diversity and lots of different ideas.

(Katie): It's a creative place, it's an ever-changing place, it's very difficult to be bored in Footscray.

Images: Various close-up shots of committee members participating in their first consultative committee meeting.

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(Elwyn): The amount of investment that's been put into this major project is very significant.

(Sarah): How do you pull it all together in a way that makes it happen for all the elements of this community.

(Katie): I think the new Footscray Hospital project is huge for this community. It will make a massive difference for the provision of healthcare in Melbourne's growing western suburbs. And it will speak to our community and it will serve our community for many generations to come.

I'm very proud to be representing an area where we are having the largest investment in a hospital in Victorian history happening.

Text: A slide that says ‘in partnership with’ and the Western Health logo and Plenary Health logo.

Images: The closing slide is the Victorian Health Building Authority logo, the web address vhba.vic.gov.au and the Victoria State Government logo.

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Good things are happening in the West. As we grow, our new Footscray Hospital will be there, helping to keep our community healthy and happy. There’s so much to see in our area.

An cartoon-style illustration of suburbs surrounding the New Footscray Hospital

Download and print a Your New Footscray Hospital colouring book to explore the hospital’s surroundings with your family or classmates.

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We’ve enjoyed engaging with Melbourne’s west community over the past few years through the community consultative committee, information sessions and community events.

As the new Footscray Hospital comes to life, we look forward to more opportunities to share the progress of this significant project with you.

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Guidelines for sustainability in capital works

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The 'Guidelines for sustainability in capital works' provide advice and guidance on how to build sustainable and resilient buildings. They are relevant to all stakeholders involved in the design, construction and refurbishment of healthcare facilities.

Sustainable and resilient healthcare buildings offer many benefits including:

  • lower environmental impacts
  • greater resilience
  • lower operating costs
  • healthier healing and working environment for patients, visitors and staff.

The Guidelines for sustainability in capital works are applicable to all healthcare capital works delivered by the Victorian Health Building Authority. This includes new builds, retrofits and refurbishments.

All capital projects delivered by public hospitals and health services must meet the business-as-usual requirements outlined in Appendix 2 of the guidelines.

Public hospitals and health services that fund and deliver projects directly are encouraged to apply the 2.5 per cent sustainability allowance for items above the business-as-usual requirements.

A revised copy of the guidelines was released in October 2021. You can view a summary of these revisions here.

Changes include:

  • replacing carbon and water design targets with requirement to use NABERS reverse calculator
  • greater clarity on responsibilities for meeting Section J in the building Code of Australia
  • new requirements to map projected operational waste flows so that space allocation for waste infrastructure is more accurate
  • new requirements to prepare a draft Climate Adaptation Plan for sites with significant climate risk
  • sustainability control points in VHBA’s Project Management Framework.

The guidelines have been developed specifically for Victorian public healthcare capital works but may also be applicable to other public and private healthcare capital works across Australia.

Overview of Guidelines for sustainability in capital works:

  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • Integrating universal design in capital works
  • Sustainability principles for capital works
    • Hospitals are healing environments
    • Passive design is paramount
    • Resource use is minimised
    • Hospitals are resilient to climate change
  • What does a sustainable healthcare facility look like?
  • Delivering sustainable healthcare buildings
  • Business as usual requirements
    • Design targets
    • Sustainability budget
    • Installing solar
    • Installing batteries
    • Transitioning to electric buildings
    • Building performance and NABERS reverse calculator
    • Waste management
    • Delivering climate resilient facilities
    • Engaging sustainability consultants
    • Section J compliance
    • Sustainability workshops
    • Engaging the VHBA sustainability unit
    • Quality assurance
  • Appendix 1: Climate resilience in capital works
  • Appendix 2: Business as usual requirements
    • Systems, processes and guidance
    • Indoor environment quality
    • Energy efficiency
    • Water management
    • Materials specification and selection
    • Waste and resource recovery
    • Ecology and landscaping
    • Transport
    • Emissions to land, water and air
  • Appendix 3: Guidance for using the sustainability allowance
  • Appendix 4: Environmental data management system requirements
  • Appendix 5: Data acquisition from embedded solar PV
     
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Last updated: 19 August 2025