a highly structured layout contributes to a hospitals's long-term flexibility, optimising its visitors, medical personnel and logistics flows
a highly structured layout contributes to a hospitals's long-term flexibility, optimising its visitors, medical personnel and logistics flows
Bringing together all of the acute and hospitalization activities of the existing sites (Cavell & Léopold) into a single new building. Located in the Delta (Auderghem) zone of Brussels, this project represents a classic and balanced architectural configuration: a cylindrical podium unit which principally serves as a reception and consultation unit, a central body with a maximum of 24 residential units of standard size located on three levels and finally, the volume under the roof which contains the technical installations.
Superposing these different forms has the effect of lightening the overall visually perceived volume of the building. The project is highly structured in order to guarantee a maximum of flexibility over the long term. The visitor circulation routes are clearly distanced from the medical and logistics routes; they are laid out in such a way as to facilitate comprehension and route-finding for visitors.
The integration of a hospital into a city is an important consideration. The guidelines for the whole of the complex were drawn up with the future urban environment being taken into account.
program | bringing together all of the acute and hospitalization activities of the existing sites (Cavell & Léopold) into a single new building. |
client | interregional Hospital Complex Edith Cavell, C.H.I.R.E.C. |
address | boulevard du Triomphe, 1160 Brussels Belgium |
building type | heal |
status | completed |
expertises | architectureinterior architectureprogramming |
offices | brussels |
size | 104.000 m² |
team | architect: assar architects project manager: Delta 2017 temporary company structural engineer: Greisch building services & PEB: Ingenium (subcontractor : M&R Engineering) |