University Hospital Waterford needed extra outpatient space quickly. Firstly, the modular outpatient building provided a fast, safe, and modern solution. P McVey Building Systems designed, manufactured, and installed the facility using offsite construction, which minimised disruption. As a result, the hospital could meet rising patient demand efficiently.

The 960m² building consists of 32 steel-frame modular units, which connect seamlessly to the hospital layout. In addition, it features a reception area, waiting room, two assessment rooms, two treatment rooms, sixteen consulting rooms, and four utility rooms. The team installed all mechanical and electrical systems after positioning the modules. This ensured smooth integration with the hospital’s existing infrastructure. Daily hospital operations continued throughout construction. Meanwhile, staff coordinated access routes and crane activities to protect blue-light paths. They also tested radio systems to avoid interference with hospital communications.