The client intends to centralize the clinics of the district of Lörrach GmbH into one central hospital. In addition to the clinical portfolio, the Centre for Psychiatry Emmendingen will build a new building for a psychiatric clinic on the new campus of the future Central Clinic, the Centre for Mental Health Lörrach.
The central east-west axis connects the Entenbad industrial park with a new roundabout. This axis, a campus boulevard, divides the area into a north and south part. Perpendicular to this axis, 4 strips running in the north-south direction form a uniform grid of 7.8 x 7.8 meter. Eight flexibly usable building sites are created along the boulevard, offering the campus facilities a wide range of development opportunities. The Central Clinic and the Centre for Mental Health have a connection via a system of connecting corridors in the basement and bridges spanning the boulevard on the 1st floor.
On the urban planning grid of 7.8 x 7.8 m, the new hospital emerges as a compact building volume with three three-storey bed pavilions on a two-storey base with a footprint of 195 x 93 m. The aim is to give as many patients as possible an unobstructed view of the attractive hilly landscape of the Black Forest and the foothills of the Alps, unlike in the usual comb structures, without having bedrooms in the inner courtyard. The generously dimensioned inner courtyards with axial dimensions of 15.60 x 26.00 m also offer the adjoining secondary rooms good natural light.
In terms of interdisciplinary processes, all outpatient and diagnostic areas of the clinic are concentrated at the entrance level. Internal circulation is via a two-storey, glazed, corridor parallel to the campus boulevard. This corridor also connects the three main vertical joints horizontally.
The core areas of inpatient care are located on the first floor with the central surgical rooms and delivery, as well as the intensive care and IMC wards. Direct connections between neonatology and delivery, delivery and ZOP as well as ZOP and intensive care medicine reduce critical paths and offer a variety of synergies.
The client intends to centralize the clinics of the district of Lörrach GmbH into one central hospital. In addition to the clinical portfolio, the Centre for Psychiatry Emmendingen will build a new building for a psychiatric clinic on the new campus of the future Central Clinic, the Centre for Mental Health Lörrach.
The central east-west axis connects the Entenbad industrial park with a new roundabout. This axis, a campus boulevard, divides the area into a north and south part. Perpendicular to this axis, 4 strips running in the north-south direction form a uniform grid of 7.8 x 7.8 meter. Eight flexibly usable building sites are created along the boulevard, offering the campus facilities a wide range of development opportunities. The Central Clinic and the Centre for Mental Health have a connection via a system of connecting corridors in the basement and bridges spanning the boulevard on the 1st floor.
On the urban planning grid of 7.8 x 7.8 m, the new hospital emerges as a compact building volume with three three-storey bed pavilions on a two-storey base with a footprint of 195 x 93 m. The aim is to give as many patients as possible an unobstructed view of the attractive hilly landscape of the Black Forest and the foothills of the Alps, unlike in the usual comb structures, without having bedrooms in the inner courtyard. The generously dimensioned inner courtyards with axial dimensions of 15.60 x 26.00 m also offer the adjoining secondary rooms good natural light.
In terms of interdisciplinary processes, all outpatient and diagnostic areas of the clinic are concentrated at the entrance level. Internal circulation is via a two-storey, glazed, corridor parallel to the campus boulevard. This corridor also connects the three main vertical joints horizontally.
The core areas of inpatient care are located on the first floor with the central surgical rooms and delivery, as well as the intensive care and IMC wards. Direct connections between neonatology and delivery, delivery and ZOP as well as ZOP and intensive care medicine reduce critical paths and offer a variety of synergies.