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Accelerating Translational Medicine Through Integrated Research and Healthcare Environments

Shanghai Clinical Research Centre is an integrated healthcare and research campus designed to support scientific discovery, medical education and clinical excellence. The project creates a collaborative environment that strengthens Shanghai's position as a leading centre for biomedical innovation and translational medicine.

  • Location

    Shanghai, China

  • Period

    Ongoing

  • Site area

    136,000 m² GFA (Phase 1)

  • Member companies

    B+H

  • Impact

    Supports world-class medical research, education and healthcare innovation.

Bridging research, education and healthcare within one ecosystem.

Shanghai Clinical Research Centre is designed around the concept of translational medicine, creating an integrated environment that connects scientific research, medical education and clinical care within a single platform.

Rather than separating laboratories, teaching facilities and healthcare functions, the project promotes collaboration among researchers, clinicians, students and patients through carefully planned adjacencies and shared spaces. The design supports the rapid exchange of knowledge from laboratory discovery to clinical application, accelerating the translation of scientific breakthroughs into patient care.

The project reflects a multidisciplinary approach to healthcare planning and design, creating flexible environments capable of adapting to evolving medical technologies and research needs. By integrating research, education and healthcare delivery, the development strengthens biomedical innovation and contributes to better health outcomes.

The outcome

Strengthens China’s clinical research ecosystem and supports future medical breakthroughs.