The parking area near the old mortuary will be the site of the new Women's & Children Building
The proposed New building occupying the old parking place,N.B. this is the 2009 proposal by Arkitek Idris
Proposed new A&E Department with new multi-level parking lots and Administrative Buildingfor more detailed info pls log-in to our previous link
http://doctorsbrunei.blogspot.com/2010/02/proposed-new-women-children-hospital.html
4th Floor Renovation in progress
Expected date of completion for the 4th floor renovationMinistry of Health under the new administration is rapidly undergoing changes both in the infrastructure as well as services to cater for the growing demand and needs of the Brunei population. One of the major projects that will undertake is the New Women and Children Building that was suppose to lift off last year but due to some unforseen circumstances the project had to be delayed till now.
This brand new nine-storey women and children hospital is scheduled to begin construction in the Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha (Ripas) Hospital complex soon by the middle of this year to cater to the increasing needs and demands of the Sultanate. "The new hospital will also have two basements for parking which will help with the congestion as it will help ease traffic circulation," said M Jamarludeen Hj M Hussein, a representative from Arkitek Idris.
The new hospital, which is scheduled for completion 30 months after tender, will house a clinic on its ground floor, delivery and neonatal wards on the first and second floor respectively while the third floor will be used as administrative offices for CEO.
The remaining floors will cater to women and children wards which include services such as Obstetrics, Paediatrics and Gynaecology.
To address the shortages of parking spaces and the increase in traffic flow during the construction periods, MoH has introduced the RIPAS Hospital Link Shuttle Bus. For those visiting or seeking treatment from the hospital,can now park their car at the parking lot close to the Jame' 'Asr Hassanal Bolkiah mosque, and from there take the bus up to Outpatient lobby. Four buses from Ripas and two additional buses from JKR have been allocated and can hold a capacity of up to 29 people and will stop by the designated checkpoints every 10 to 15 minutes.
This brand new nine-storey women and children hospital is scheduled to begin construction in the Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha (Ripas) Hospital complex soon by the middle of this year to cater to the increasing needs and demands of the Sultanate. "The new hospital will also have two basements for parking which will help with the congestion as it will help ease traffic circulation," said M Jamarludeen Hj M Hussein, a representative from Arkitek Idris.
The new hospital, which is scheduled for completion 30 months after tender, will house a clinic on its ground floor, delivery and neonatal wards on the first and second floor respectively while the third floor will be used as administrative offices for CEO.
The remaining floors will cater to women and children wards which include services such as Obstetrics, Paediatrics and Gynaecology.
To address the shortages of parking spaces and the increase in traffic flow during the construction periods, MoH has introduced the RIPAS Hospital Link Shuttle Bus. For those visiting or seeking treatment from the hospital,can now park their car at the parking lot close to the Jame' 'Asr Hassanal Bolkiah mosque, and from there take the bus up to Outpatient lobby. Four buses from Ripas and two additional buses from JKR have been allocated and can hold a capacity of up to 29 people and will stop by the designated checkpoints every 10 to 15 minutes.
Shuttle bus pick up and parking space new the Jame' Asr mosque
2 comments:
I wonder if Brunei is in need for a brand new hospital. RIPAS 2?
ahmadbrunei.blogspot.com
I think you are right ahmad, it's about time brunei have another hospital. I'd suggest a hospital at rimba, close to UBD and away from traffic. And it can become a university hospital, and only tertiary referrals centre. So much potential in this I see....
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