FWP’s team of designers has helped to create centres across the region. The latest to open is in Preston city centre.
FWP was commissioned to deliver a place for grief therapy, counselling and play for children and teenagers aged from four to 16 who have lost close relatives and need support to overcome a difficult period in their lives.
FWP has moved at speed to create community vaccination centres across the North West in the fight against the Covid-19 pandemic.
FWP is best-known for its sports stadia and NHS and healthcare design work, though its portfolio is much wider and ranges from heritage projects to leisure developments.
Plans for a new NHS rehabilitation centre in Lancashire have been unveiled by leading architect, design and master planning practice the Frank Whittle Partnership (FWP).
It is 18 years since leading sports and leisure architecture practice Frank Whittle Partnership (FWP) began work to create a new £1.2million clubhouse at Leyland Golf Club after the original building was destroyed by fire.
Two major projects at the Skiddaw Hotel and the Inn on the Lake were completed just before lockdown in March, delivering contemporary new looks for the ground floors of both popular venues.
Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust’s new rehabilitation unit at Royal Preston Hospital is now open and supporting patients recovering from mental health conditions.
The project has redeveloped and extended the Fratry, which was constructed in the 1500s as a monastery refectory and is home to one of the largest cathedral collections of 17th and 18th century books in England.
The new canopy now sits above the internal walkways between the market stalls and will improve the environment throughout the year, ensuring it is more comfortable for both customers and traders.
The 125-year-old Lytham club is now planning an event to celebrate the opening of the impressive new facilities and its milestone anniversary. It will take place when the easing of coronavirus lockdown measures allows.