This building fits deftly into the landscape. Its understated design makes it accessible—it seems to be within everyone’s reach. The materials used are natural, tactile, and warm. The entrances, sheltered by broad awnings, are on either side of the building: the main hall on one side; A&E on the other. The primary shape is a rectangle. Its large surface areas are well adapted to contemporary hospital facilities. Between two sloping gardens, the concrete base anchors the building in its surroundings. The metal upper section begins at level 1; here, the blocks break up into protruding elements, forming a cascade of terraces.
Team
Director
Project leader
Salvatore Carvelli, Vivien Pillot, Blandine Rançon, Clément Georges, Hélène Bottarel, Anna Kachitsina, Ketty Maittre, Orlando Corso, Bruno Thirion, Florian Burnichon, Marie-Anne Steinhaus, Eliane Monon, Perrine Alexandre, Corinne Thibaut, Thierry Bernardoux, Camille Marillier
Quantity surveying
Didier Deschamps, Mathias Bacconnier