Selection 1 projet

RETHINKING THE CANCER POLE: A MODERN AND PRACTICAL MEDICAL CENTER

The medical-technical building and adult clinical hematology includes the pharmacy, central sterilization, biology laboratories (extension) and the hematology service (care units, consultations, day hospital).

Its volumetry takes up the principle of existing laboratories in parallel strips and, thanks to the patios, promotes natural lighting. The off-white and light beige reconstituted stone facades harmonize with those of the hospital block and laboratories.

The fourth facade, protected in gravel, incorporates grating panels to hide the technical ducts. The terraces of the patios are partially planted to enhance the interior views.

CONSTRUCTION PROJECT OF BUILDING CHB1

The spatial organization offers optimal internal functionality, allowing a smooth flow of activities while preserving the tranquility of staff and patients. The hospital thus seeks harmonious connections with the city and its green spaces to accompany the patient.

This degree of openness makes the hospital a place of healing open to all, interconnected, in order to reconcile the image of the hospital with the collective imagination. A coexistence between sports equipment and public spaces of the hospital is proposed to affirm this mix of uses and strengthen these links.

Reception and circulation spaces combine multiple flows of communication and permeability between the services, while reconciling the needs for discretion and privacy.

A HOSPITAL THAT IS PART OF ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT

The project revolves around a single building grouping together common services, specialized services, main emergency equipment (consultations, medical imaging, laboratory, odontostomatology, ophthalmology, otolaryngology), as well as hospitalization services (cardiology, gastroenterology, pulmonology, internal medicine, operating theatres, central sterilization, general surgeries, visceral, orthopedic and maxillofacial), resuscitation services, anesthesiology, functional rehabilitation and hygiene.

COMMIT TO THE WELL-BEING OF ALL

At the initiative of the association Architectes Solidaires, thanks to the financial support of the Capelli Foundation and the collective Protège ton Soignant, Arte Charpentier has voluntarily ensured the renovation of the space dedicated to the nursing staff of the Jean Verdier Hospital, from design to completion.

By redesigning this space as a place of relaxation and well-being, Arte Charpentier wanted to improve the daily life of the teams working on the site, offering caregivers a friendly and pleasant break setting, with particular attention paid to acoustics and the choice of design.