Woodside Health and Care Centre

Co-location for improved community care and service collaboration.

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Published: 17/09/2026

Project partners

Architect: Page\Park, Landscape Architect: Ian White Associates, Contractor: Morgan Sindall
Development Partner: Hub West Scotland

The Challenge

Delivering a complex, multi-service facility that meets the needs of diverse stakeholders: service users, staff, and the project team. Co-locating three unique services – a Health and Care Centre, a South West Addictions Unit and an Older Persons Day Care Centre on an inner-city block. Moving beyond core needs with regard to rest space, art and connectivity to nature networks for the wellbeing of all.

A health centre's double-height main area. There are people walking down a wide staircase on the left side and large windows at the far end of the space.
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The approach

Architecture and Design Scotland (A&DS), in partnership with NHS Assure, supported the project through the NHS Scotland Design Assessment Process (NDAP). Good communication and widest inclusion of stakeholders from project inception to migration led to a commissioning process where all were aware of their responsibilities. 

 

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“Beyond improvements to the standard of accommodation, the design has also facilitated  greater integrated working; from creating open-plan spaces to enable greater multi-disciplinary team-working, through to bringing a wider range of services into the facility to improve local access.”

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