Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children joins Hunter surgeons in new medical centre
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LANDMARK: The Broadmeadow medical centre will feature a bold Aboriginal design by Newcastle artist Saretta Fielding.
A group of five Hunter surgeons and the Royal Institute for Deaf and Blind Children will move into a new $5 million medical centre at Broadmeadow.
Newcastle City Council has approved plans from Hunter ENT, a team of ear, nose and throat specialists now based at Newcastle Private Hospital, for the four-storey, Aboriginal-themed building at the Nineways.
Renders of the building show it will have a bold Aboriginal exterior design by Newcastle indigenous artist Saretta Fielding.
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