A famous German medical group has opened a new hospital in London, the company's first facility outside of Germany.

Schoen Clinic delivered a 79,000 sq ft development on Wigmore Street, in London's Harley Street medical area.

ISG was appointed to complete the £25 million fit out of the seven-storey facility. It involved the fit out of an existing commercial office building, which was stripped back to its shell and core, to create the modified private patient's medical facility.

The project was completed last June.

The new facility includes 39 customised en-suite inpatient rooms, treatment rooms, a physio suite, office space, consultation rooms and a state-of-the-art imaging suite with an MRI, CT scanner and X-ray machine.


It also houses three state-of-the-art operating theatres and first stage recovery rooms.

David Broderick, operations director of ISG Engineering Services' Science and Health business, said: "Delivering these highly-engineered clinical spaces into existing commercial office infrastructure is immensely complex, challenging and an area where ISG has unrivalled expertise. We were delighted to be involved in a project of this kind, a first for Schoen in the UK – staying true to ISG's core values of being at the forefront of delivering highly innovative environments for our clients."

Kevin French, senior project manager for the project, added: "The project has had its own number of challenges – mainly due to external factors, however, feedback from the client has been well received. We are delighted with the end result and hope that the extraordinary work done by our team results in future business opportunities with our client."

Schoen Clinic has 23 facilities specialising in orthopaedics, neurology, and mental health.

(CM/JG)