We are an iconic provider of hospital-based healthcare, striving to deliver an exceptional standard of care
We comprise several hospitals, health centres, a nationally accredited education provider and a world-class research institute
We are a nationally accredited, hospital-based Registered Training Organisation - the only one of its kind in Queensland
We are part of a collaborative research institute with The University of Queensland and founding partner of the Translational Research Institute
Mater's 10-15 year master plan proposed priorities include:
Mater is considering development of a new clinical services facility at the top of the rise along Raymond Terrace. The new building will house a range of service options as well as the emergency department, medical and intervention suites. The building will be a dynamic contemporary design that signifies Mater’s leadership in research and healthcare, while showcasing the history of Mater Hill.
The clinical services building will be guided by a Clinical Services Plan which is currently underway. It is anticipated that the new building will support the delivery of contemporary models of person-centred care, integrated clinical services and dedicated private and public healthcare services.
To make way for the construction of the new building, the Duncombe Building (old Mater Mothers) will be decommissioned and demolished.
The Mater Family Wellbeing Service will offer the largest centre for mothers, families and their babies in Australia, providing perinatal mental health support to mothers and their babies. The new services aim to provide intensive specialist intervention services that promote wellness and family health in the period immediately before and after birth.
Redevelopment for the Mater Family Wellbeing Service is anticipated to commence in early 2021, with completion proposed by late 2022.
An emergency department and drop off will be integrated within the new clinical services building. Discreate emergency vehicle access away from pedestrians will enable more effective access for vehicles and people safety
The emergency department and entrance off Raymond Street aims to be completed as part of the Clinical Services Facility development.
A contemporary design façade will feature on existing Stanley Street Hospital with key entry gateways, pedestrian atrium and front door access.
Further best-use development proposals will be developed for this prime front hospital and health care facility.
Refurbishment of the existing building will align with the development of the Clinical Services Building. Further plans will be developed for future best-use.
Outdoor spaces that engage senses and provide educational experiences will dot the campus landscape. Green spaces will provide places of refuge and promote outdoor relaxation for patients, families, staff as well as all other users of the precinct.
Some facilities and green spaces will be developed in line with finalising the Clinical Services Facility. Further plans will be developed for future site rejuvenation.
Mater will adopt environmentally sustainable practices for energy and water efficiency and ensure technologies feature across all new building designs and infrastructure.
Contemporary sustainable practices will be introduced at each stage of development. Mater will continue to seek opportunities to introduce contemporary practices across the precinct.
Iconic heritage buildings will be reinvigorated as part of the future development, preserving Mater’s unique rich heritage while enhancing the precinct’s future.
A central ‘green heart’ surrounding Aubigny Place as a recreation hub is proposed to enhance Mater’s key heritage assets allowing patients and visitors to enjoy the unique heritage of the site.