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Painter and ceramicist Annie Holcombe has created a whimsical interpretation of the Randwick area for one of the lift designs for the new childrens' hospital building.

Artist Beci Orpin has taken some inspiration from her childhood to create colourful patchwork artwork for inside lifts at Randwick and Westmead's new children’s hospital buildings.

Patients and children with ancestral links to the Bidjigal people have lent a creative hand to the artwork for the northern entry of the new children's hospital building at Randwick.

Visual artist and citizen scientist Erin Coates has turned her fascination with marine life into artwork for Randwick's new hospital building.

A 14-year-old illustrator will transform lifts at Randwick and Westmead's new hospital buildings with his imagined space and sea landscapes.

A charming illustration of a humpback whale travelling along Sydney's coastline adorns the sixty-metre-long clinical link bridge connecting the new children's hospital building to the Prince of Wales Hospital. 

Sydney Children’s Hospitals ÐÇ¿ÕÌåÓý (SCHN) has gone a step further in its efforts to embed art in clinical environments, with the new hospital buildings at Westmead and Randwick set to welcome digital, immersive artforms to transform treatment spaces.

Main entrances and thoroughfares in the new Wattle Building at The Children’s Hospital at Westmead (CHW) will integrate large-scale, vinyl wall murals to encourage distraction, storytelling and curiosity.

The new children’s hospital building at Randwick will integrate vibrant environmental graphics that represent the hospital’s unique location and proud cultural heritage.

The natural surroundings of the Randwick and Westmead areas inspire the colourful and textured facades of the new hospital buildings under construction.