Roseberry Park is a 312-bed inpatient complex providing Adult and Forensic (including Learning Disabilities) Mental Health Services built adjacent to the now demolished St. Luke’s Hospital. The complex is set within a landscape structure which supports both underlying roles of the institution: therapeutic care and security. Buildings and wards intimately entwined around a series of gardens and courtyards where each patient has close, generous and free access to the outdoors. Separate zones for Adult and Forensic services were achieved through a series of individual units providing services for specific groups of users that share a main entrance and a number of support facilities. This allows for ‘swing beds’ to be allocated to different units to reflect gender/capacity requirements, with single loaded corridors around courtyards allowing easy conversion within units and creation of smaller clusters. "The jury consider this scheme to be an exemplar of its type and were particularly impressed by the way the architects had manipulated the design to reduce its significant bulk into recognisably human scaled spaces. The integration of the landscape into the design is particularly well handled and the quality of the environment must contribute to the user's wellbeing." Eric Carter, RIBA North East Regional Chair (Northern Network Awards)