Belfast practice handed £295,000 contract to design Northern Irish covid hospital

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Todd Architects behind ’second wave’ hospital in Antrim

Local practice Todd Architects has been handed a deal to provide design services on a job to build a Nightingale hospital in Northern Ireland as fears of the country being able to handle a second covid-19 wave mount.

Northern Ireland was the only home nation that did not build additional hospital capacity during the UK’s first wave of the pandemic earlier this year.

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