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Haraldsplass Hospital
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DESIGNER |
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DESCRIPTION |
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| An innovative approach to hospital design |
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 A whole new kind of hospital - that is how the jury described the winning proposal by C. F. Møller Architects for a new 10,000 m2 ward building for Haraldsplass Hospital in Bergen, Norway. Gone are the traditional hospital corridors, to be replaced by open common areas and efficient logistics.
Haraldsplass Hospital was built in 1986 and has approximately 184 beds. The new building will cover 10,000 m2 and give the hospital a further 108 beds on three storeys. There will also be new underground parking facilities for approximately 400 cars.
The new building will lie at the foot of the Ulriken mountain, with the river Møllendalselven in front.
The jury praised the proposal’s innovative approach to hospital design: "Here the patient is placed in the centre, and given a place in a varied and beautiful landscape. The drawings show attractive new experiences for staff and patients alike, while the needs of relatives are accommodated in a beautiful and well-nuanced arrivals area." |
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| Beautiful and welcoming environment |
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 In stark contrast to traditional hospital buildings, there are no long corridors. The wards are located around two large covered atria, which provide the setting for two different kinds of common areas: a public arrivals area with a reception, café, shop and seating area, and a more private space for patients and their guests only.
The atria draw daylight into the building, where lush vegetation with bamboo plants in water pools and a bed of grass, flowers and creeping plants help to ensure a good indoor climate. All patients will have access to views of the valley and the city, as the new building follows the course of the Møllendalselven river, with an angled facade. |
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 The project has also been highlighted as being very eco-friendly, amongst other reasons because the facade size is small relative to the gross area. By taking new approaches to ventilation and reusing waste heat from the existing hospital, the new ward can achieve ‘passive house’ standard. |
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LOCATION |
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Vestlandet |
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Midhordland |
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 Bergen |
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Haraldsplass Diakonale Sykehus
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TYPOLOGY |
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ARCHITECTURE | Buildings for health and well-being
Hospitals and nursing homes
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Project |
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2011 - 2012
project winner of competition
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2014 - 2015 |
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CLIENT |
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| Stiftelsen Bergen Diakonissehjem (SBD) |
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total sq.m. 10,000
parking sq.m. 10,000 |
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108 beds
400 parking spaces |
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LANDSCAPE DESIGN |
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STAFF |
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| Consultant for energy and environment |
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| Four teams submitted proposals for the new Haraldsplass Hospital. The others were: Origo Arkitektgruppe in collaboration with Ratio Arkitekter, Link Arkitektur, and Narud Stokke Wiig Arkitekter og Planleggere. |
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CREDITS |
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Images © C.F. Møller Architects
Text edited by C.F. Møller Architects
Courtesy by C.F. Møller Architects
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