Kompian Hospital

Kompian, Papua New Guinea

 
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Client : Dr. David Mills, Medical Superintendent of Enga Baptist Health Services
Current Status : Documentation complete, construction underway
 

Project Summary :

The Kompian project is the largest project AWF have undertaken to date. It consists of an extensive upgrade from 38 to 70 beds of existing hospital servicing 40,000 inhabitants. AWF are working closely with Enga Baptist Health Services, Papua New Guinea to undertake the project. The project was initially managed by AWF project leader Catherine Love and schematic plans were completed by Dennis Small and is now being managed by Nettleton Tribe Architects.

 

Latest Update :

The documentation of the first phase of the additions to the Kompian District Hospital in Papua New Guinea has been completed and issued by AWF project partner Nettleton Tribe, and the Structural engineers Bilfinger Berger Services (Australasia) Pty Ltd. Foundations for this stage have been laid. Steelwork fabrication is completed. The construction will begin when the builder is able to access the site.

Lillian Arli of Nettleton Tribe is continuing to lead this project and has begun construction documentation for the next phase of the project.
 


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