- They have designed a very attractive university hospital that will be a striking landmark on the health map of the entire Zealand Region. The project's architecture and structure show that it will stand the test of planning, construction and future use, says Steen Bach Nielsen, Chairman of the Regional Council.
Køge University Hospital (USK) is an expansion of the existing Køge Hospital, which will be increased threefold to a total area of 177,000 m². This is a visionary project in terms of both architecture and functionality. The hospital's various functions can be structured on a highly flexible basis, with good opportunities to support Region Zealand's vision of holistic patient care.
- The design is based on the existing hospital's qualities and potential, and presents a cohesive sustainable, architectural, functional and technical vision of a clear, compact, green and inviting hospital complex, says Klavs Hyttel, architect and partner in C.F. Møller.
Experienced team
Rådgivergruppen USK is engaged as the turnkey adviser for the project design of the university hospital, and is a consortium consisting of C.F. Møller Danmark A/S, Alectia A/S and Rambøll Danmark A/S, with CUBO arkitekter A/S, Gehl Architects and Søren Jensen Rådgivende Ingeniørfirma A/S as sub-consultants.
The winning term of advisers is a strong interdisciplinary team, with experience from the role as turnkey adviser for the New University Hospital in Aarhus that is currently being constructed in Skejby, north of Aarhus.
The present Køge Hospital was built by C.F. Møller, Rambøll and Alectia in 1983-88.
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