Midwife-Led Unit at Antrim Area Hospital

Status: Complete

Client: Northern Trust

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Modern hospital delivery room with birthing tub, adjustable bed, newborn bassinet, medical equipment, and large window.

Midwife-Led Unit at Antrim Area Hospital

Martin & Hamilton have successfully delivered the new two-storey Midwife-Led Unit at Antrim Area Hospital.

The 600 sq m facility provides three dedicated ground-floor birthing rooms, supported by utility and ancillary accommodation, consumables storage and a beverage bay. The first floor comprises a recovery ward, clinical assessment room and Sister’s office, together with associated plant and service accommodation.

A new first-floor glazed corridor connects the facility directly to the existing maternity wards. The project included the complete installation of mechanical and electrical systems for a high-hygiene healthcare environment, including mechanical ventilation, access control, state-of-the-art birthing pools and specialist medical support systems.

The completed development enhances the hospital’s maternity services with modern birthing and recovery facilities designed to support mothers, babies and clinical teams.

Martin & Hamilton also delivered the complete external works package, including groundworks, drainage and connections to existing live services. The scope included a new bus turning circle, lay-by and bus stop, together with hard and soft landscaping around the new building and adjacent units, creating a consistent, high-quality external environment across the site.