The large hospital complex is organised like a town, with a hierarchy of neighbourhoods, streets and squares providing the basis for a diverse, dynamic, and green urban area.
Springfield University Hospital is based on the concept of evidence-based architecture to provide therapeutic surroundings for patients and wellbeing for staff and visitors.
Masterplan and hospital design that transforms a monotonous ‘health factory’ from the 1970s into a diversified and green hospital town on a human scale.
Expansion of the iconic hospital complex RWTH in Aachen, Germany. The expansion will contain a ‘state-of-the-art’ surgery ward with intensive care units and a new public entrance hall.
New main building with wards, emergency room and recycling centre. The traditional, long hospital corridors have been replaced by an open model and common open areas that provide efficient logistics and a view from all patient rooms.
Expansion to German university hospital sets high standards for sustainable hospital construction. Further, there is a focus on healing architecture with daylight, flow, and wayfinding, as well as flexible structure for a future-proof construction.
Situated within an existing hospital campus in Vilnius, Northway Medical Centre stands as a clalssic example of Healing Architecture. Drawing upon the therapeutic qualities of nature, while the structure ensures both efficiency and longevity.
