New Cystic Fibrosis In-Patient Unit Completed at Dublin’s Beaumont Hospital
14.11.2025

Scott Tallon Walker Architects is proud to have led the architectural design of the now-completed new Cystic Fibrosis In-Patient Unit at Dublin’s Beaumont Hospital.

Scott Tallon Walker Architects is proud to have led the architectural design of the now-completed new Cystic Fibrosis In-Patient Unit at Dublin’s Beaumont Hospital.

Delivered within a live acute hospital campus, this 20-bed unit provides each patient with a private en-suite isolation room and access to dedicated treatment and support spaces, all carefully designed to promote comfort, dignity, and recovery.

From start to finish, we worked closely with Beaumont Hospital, the Cystic Fibrosis Hope Foundation, Cystic Fibrosis Ireland, and our partners Elliott Group, O'Reilly Hyland Tierney & Associates, Black & White Engineering, Catalyst, Jensen Hughes, and PUNCH Consulting Engineers. Together, we shared a common goal: to create a world-class environment that supports both patients and the clinical teams who care for them.

We are honoured to have contributed to a facility that will make such a meaningful difference in the lives of people living with Cystic Fibrosis in Ireland.

Thanks to Elliott Group for arranging a recent site visit - attended by STW’s Kevin Bates, Paul Connolly, Karl Burton, Mark Crilly, and Raffaella Roncoroni - and production of the below video. It demonstrates the collaboration and teamwork which was essential to the successful delivery of the project on programme and the impact this building will have on patients with CF and their loved ones in the years to come.

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