About the Project
creating calm above
a clinical setting
This project involved the full refurbishment of the existing rooftop garden at the Jubilee Wing, Leeds General Infirmary.
The aim was to create a high quality outdoor space that could support wellbeing while working within the technical and operational constraints of a live hospital site.
We supplied and installed porcelain decking laid on a roof deck system, along with decorative screens and bespoke planters to create a functional and welcoming environment.
The finished roof garden provides a calm and practical space for staff and visitors, demonstrating how well designed external environments can enhance healthcare settings while meeting the complex demands of a site such as LGI.
Project Details
Client
Location
Type
Year
Leeds General Infirmary
Leeds
Roof Garden
2025
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LGI, Jubilee Wing roof garden
Refurbished rooftop garden for a live hospital environment
About the Project
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Dedicated Specialist team
To ensure the successful delivery of the roof garden at Leeds General Infirmary, we dedicated a team of specialist staff with specific experience in roof-level installations and live healthcare environments. This included close involvement from senior management, skilled operatives trained in porcelain paving and planter installation
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Careful planning and communication
Careful planning and clear communication were central to the success of this project. Working within a live hospital environment required detailed programming, close coordination with site management, and regular communication with all stakeholders.
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Design Intent
The roof garden was designed to provide a calm, functional outdoor space that supports wellbeing while remaining practical and durable. The use of porcelain paving and structured planters created a clean, modern finish that is easy to maintain and suitable for a healthcare environment, offering a valuable outdoor retreat for staff and visitors.
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Quality and attention to detail
Quality control was a priority throughout the project, from the initial setting-out through to final detailing. Particular attention was paid to levels, drainage, and finishes to ensure the roof garden performs as intended and maintains its appearance long term
What Our Staff Says
"The roof garden installation at Leeds General Infirmary was a project we were particularly proud to deliver. Working in a live hospital environment required careful planning, clear communication, and the highest standards of health and safety throughout"
