After a modernisation programme for the old hospital wing from the 1960s was rejected as uneconomical, the decision was instead made to construct a new building with a functional area and ward block and featuring a contemporary room concept designed to meet the demands of modern working processes and optimised routes to the existing, neighbouring […]
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Due to its poor structural condition, the south-eastfacing facade of the university hospital underwent comprehensive renovation. The decision was made to use profiled terracotta panels with a sintered surface. Different basic masses were used for the engobe to achieve a rich play of different grey nuances.
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With more than 2,000 ceramic elements in a large number of different lengths and widths, the large panels envelop the building complex that reaches an impressive size with up to eight floors and around 3,300 square metres of usable floor space. This emphasises the significance of the blood centre in Ratibor, which was set up
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Textures: Wire struck, Grooved and Natural
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The sheer size of the new hospital building is cause for admiration: the developed area covers 51,000 square metres! At first glance, the building complex does not seem like a typical hospital; integrated in a vast expanse of green and enlivened with expansive roof gardens, the connection to nature is undeniable. The manually applied brownish
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The structure of this four-storey service and training centre follows the course of the road. At street level, the ground floor is set back, widening the space in the street. A very distinctive architectural style is evident here. The vertically assembled, slightly profiled terracotta elements contrast with the horizontally structured facade strips. Although they are
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Structural and aesthetic aspects characterise the facade design: the new clinic is covered with a particularly thin variant of TERRART® panels – they are also large-format, individually produced elements that are particularly light despite their size. Finely profiled panels just 18 mm thick were used for the project. With these outstanding properties, these products are also
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Integration whilst emphasising independence. In the plain, functional atmosphere of the overall architecture of a clinic complex, the medical centre at Clemenshospital in Münster impresses by virtue of the warm shade of its terracotta façade.
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