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Description
The compact high-rise building is equipped with a helipad comprises two staggered buildings joined by a connecting link. The new building has a single-story entrance for patients arriving on stretcher and this is connected via lift access to the roof landing area and also to the surgical department in the adjacent building.
The basement houses primarily technical equipment and the areas for incoming supplies and waste management. The ground floor has the foyer, seminar rooms and auditoria.
The multi-purpose areas (S1, S2 and S3 laboratories with ancillary areas) are grouped on the first three floors. The fourth floor houses rooms for the helicopter rescue service staff and additional technical equipment. The roof is used for the helipad with a second landing area and the hangar with the crane runway.
The arrangement of the main body of the building and the holed façade of the new building are designed to blend in with the structure and form of the older, original, hospital building.
Mainz University Hospital - Multi-Purpose Building
The compact high-rise building is equipped with a helipad comprises two staggered buildings joined by a connecting link. The new building has a single-story entrance for patients arriving on stretcher and this is connected via lift access to the roof landing area and also to the surgical department in the adjacent building.
The basement houses primarily technical equipment and the areas for incoming supplies and waste management. The ground floor has the foyer, seminar rooms and auditoria.
The multi-purpose areas (S1, S2 and S3 laboratories with ancillary areas) are grouped on the first three floors. The fourth floor houses rooms for the helicopter rescue service staff and additional technical equipment. The roof is used for the helipad with a second landing area and the hangar with the crane runway.
The arrangement of the main body of the building and the holed façade of the new building are designed to blend in with the structure and form of the older, original, hospital building.