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Refurbishment of Haematology Dept, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham
One of my occasional commissions for Pinnegar Hayward Design, this shoot presented some particular challenges. The major one was that the building was only accessible at weekends, being a working outpatients' department. And of course, working buildings are never as pristine as photographers would like! Here, my response was to get everything reasonable tidy, but accept that the place should be presented as an environment in which the activities of daily life had left their mark, which hopefully adds to the feeling of the place.
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