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Todd Architects handed £295,000 contract to design Northern Irish covid hospital
Belfast practice behind ’second wave’ hospital in Antrim
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's ability to handle a second wave of covid-19 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.
The contract, which was awarded to Belfast's Todd by Northern Health and Social Care Trust, is worth £295,000.
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