This is the main entrance corridor for parents and visitors, looking south towards the reception.

The education room.

This is the view from the education room, looking at the bridge between the current Auckland Hospital and the new Auckland City Hospital.

The Whanau room.  Behind Shirley is the door to the Level 3 area interview room.  This door can be opened to provide additional space for large families if necessary.

The Whanau room has glass on the south side to there will be good visibility.

This is a Level 3 room, which faces towards the bridge.  The ceiling mounted supplies are yet to go in.

This shows the clinical room basins.  Note the photosensitive switches.

This is the view from a south-sided Level 3 room. The blinds are between double-glazed windows.

This is a pod of 3 Level 3 rooms on the south side.  Visibility for clinical staff should be good.  There will be blinds between the rooms to maintain privacy if needed.

You can see how much light will find its way into the new rooms.

This view is from one of the East-West corridors, looking past the Whanau Room on the left with Level 3 rooms past this room.  Offices are on the right side.  The isolation room is at the very end of this corridor.

This is the Blood Gas and Laboratory room.

This is the reception area (without cabinetry).  The Lamson tube is seen here.

These are the windows between Level 2 rooms.  There will be wall mounted gas and power units.

There will be an assessment room for assessment of babies coming in from the community, or those babies from the wards who need procedures or investigations.

This is a corner space in PIN ....

...and a wall/window space in PIN ....

.... and the view through the PIN window and doorway.

The parent rooms have a view into the hospital atrium.