bdpgroupe6 has a powerful combination of experts in architecture, engineering and medical planning.

We have a range of allied design consultants from throughout the world, supporting our international approach.

Alan is an architect-urbanist, and is responsible for international development in bdpgroupe6. He has extensive experience of working in Europe, North Africa and South America.

Martin, an architect, has project experience in the US, India and throughout the UK. He specialises in major acute hospitals such as Romford, Birmingham, Wakefield and Leicester. His mental health design experience includes the redevelopment of Broadmoor high security hospital.

Neil, an architect, has more than 25 years’ experience designing major hospital projects, including Addenbrooke’s, Leeds General, Cumberland, and Poole Hospital. Neil’s international consulting work includes projects in Europe, Jamaica, Israel, and Saudi Arabia.

Nicholas is an architect with more than twenty years experience in healthcare design. He has designed hospitals at Fécamp, Montreuil, and is working currently on the new teaching hospital in Dijon.

Andrew is an architect  with long experience of hospital design. He leads the £500M Birmingham New Hospitals project which features a 1250 bed acute teaching hospital and 140 bed mental health units.

Denis is an architect currently working on the new hospital in Arras which features the most up to-date medical systems in a highly sustainable landmark building.

Nathalie was project architect for the new hospitals at Besançon, Valenciennes and is currently working as project director on the design of a 400 bed clinic at Aubervilliers near Paris.

David is a building services engineer with great experience of design and contract supervision. He is a leading practitioner in building information modelling and his projects include Roscommon County Hospital, Sligo General Hospital and Dublin Dental Hospital.

Michelle  is a structural engineer who has designed many challenging and innovative buildings. These include New Romford Hospital, where a two storey plinth houses diagnostic and treatment facilities, and a cluster of tower block wards enjoy parkland views.

As project director for the new hospitals at Clermond-Ferrand, Rochfort and Paray-le-Monial, Michel brings a wealth of healthcare knowledge to his current projects for the new hospitals at Annemasse and Nancy.

Antoine is an architect responsible for the new hospital in Clermont-Ferrand, a state of the art healthcare facility which is also significant for the urban regeneration of a strategic inner city site.

Jennifer is an architect who specialises in the clinical design of large scale health facilities. She has led the functional design and client interface on many prestigious projects including Birmingham New Hospitals. Jennifer has worked in Europe, the UK and South Africa.

Norbert is project director for the new 1100 bed du Pôle Francilien hospital near Paris. He has over twenty-five years of healthcare experience including recent completions at Chateauroux and Tours.

Genivieve is currently project architect for the 500 bed hospital competition at St. Nazaire and has recently completed new hospitals at Limoges, Beaune and Belfort.

Maeve is an architect with wide-ranging experience in healthcare design in the United Kingdom, Ireland and France. She played a major role in winning the Leicester PFI hospital, and is working currently on projects in Bourgoin-Jallieu and Guadeloupe.

Roy is an architect with great experience in clinical design and international experience from working in Tanzania, Bhutan and India. He has done research at the MARU at London South Bank University and is an expert in the relationship between space planning and clinical efficiency.

John Parker is a Director of bdpgroupe6 and a chartered accountant by profession. He is responsible for all financial aspects of the company.

Richard is a building services engineer specialising in ultra clean areas in buildings. His current interest is in infection-free hospitals based on his experience of designing for the semi­conductor and petrochemical industries.

Peter Drummond is a director of bdpgroupe6 and a town planner by profession. He has extensive experience of masterplanning large projects in the UK and Europe.

Ray is an architect who specialises in design delivery and construction technology for hospitals. He has managed the design of many major projects in the UK and Iberia, including Brighton Children’s hospital and Pinderfields and Pontefract Hospital.

Benedict is an architect whose notable hospital designs include Brighton Children’s Hospital, Wakefield Hospital, and St Josephs Hospital in Cork.

Candide is an architect with twenty-five years of healthcare experience, most recently in the French Départment of La Réunion in the Indian Ocean, where she is responsible for the new hospitals of St. Pierre and St. Benoit

Yves has more than twenty-five years of healthcare experience, particularly working in the French Antilles where he has designed two new hospitals and recently completed a competition for another hospital in Guadeloupe.

Sarah is an interior designer with project experience including Pinderfields Hospital PFI, Sarah has a particular focus on the impact of the internal environment on patient and staff well-being.

Nick, an architect, has 10 years health experience. Currently leading the Enniskillen PFI bid, Nick has experience of all types of UK procurement including PFI, LIFT, PC21 and direct Trust commissions including many projects with the Royal Marsden Trust.

Project Leader with considerable experience in hospitals, including Children’s Hospitals and General Acute hospitals in Sheffield and Doncaster. Chris’s current role is as Design Team Leader for a new 117,00m2 acute hospital. The £520m PFI project to provide a new 1250 bed acute hospital, new mental health facilities, crèche, helipad and car parking in a parkland setting on the Queen Elizabeth hospital site in Birmingham.

John is an experienced architect who has been instrumental in the successful delivery of Romford Hospital through detail design and construction and is now transferring that knowledge base to Birmingham New Hospitals PFI.

John’s health & safety methodology is being adopted by our Birmingham client across all their projects.