Mansfield-based Deanestor has provided furniture and fitout services for three projects that were successful at this year’s Scottish Property Awards.

The largest scheme was a £3m contract for the furniture and fitout of Inverurie Campus. The £55m project won Development of the Year (Public Buildings).

Deanestor fitted out 360 rooms across the campus and manufactured bespoke fixed furniture, which included booth seating for the learning plazas, break-out spaces, café and social dining; 1,950 metres of shelving; 670 metres of laminate and laboratory worktops; 400 base and wall storage units; 84 primary and secondary teaching walls, and more than 500 items of metalwork.

In the healthcare sector, the new acute mental health wards at Stobhill Hospital won Healthcare Development of the Year. The £10.7m purpose-built wards represent the latest in clinical thinking for inpatient care in mental health and have space for up to 40 inpatients.

Deanestor provided fixed furniture and fitout for the new facilities, which have created light, airy and welcoming spaces for patients, their families and staff.

The team who worked on the temporary NHS Louisa Jordan Hospital in Glasgow during the Covid-19 pandemic won an Outstanding Achievement Award. On this project, Deanestor supplied a range of specialist clinical equipment in just a few days — from healthcare benching to drug cabinets, medi rails and storage solutions.

William Tonkinson, managing director of Deanestor, said: “The fact that Deanestor worked on three very different and significant award-winning schemes really demonstrates our wide-ranging expertise and the quality of our work. The furniture and fitting out makes an important contribution to the success of any project, whether it is an inspiring learning environment or a healthcare facility to enhance the patient experience.”