The 256-bed health facility was designed with the harsh experience of the pandemic in mind: there will be 42 intensive care beds in ordinary conditions, and the remaining 214 in sub-intensive care. The areas, which are functionally isolated and independent from those dedicated to the care of ordinary patients, will allow patients with chronic non-communicable diseases to continue to be managed.
The hospital consists of two longitudinal bodies, connected to each other by bridge structures, which are developed on three levels, where inpatient wards, differentiated by apparatus and intensity of care, are organized.
Great attention has also been paid to open space, which is considered a key aspect of patient recovery. It is a hospital surrounded by Mediterranean scrubland.
Functionally, the building houses, in addition to intensive and semi-intensive care, 14 operating rooms, 50 outpatient rooms and advanced diagnostic departments.
The hospital complex consists of 3 reinforced concrete basement levels and up to 4 floors above ground, built in a mixed steel-concrete structure with collaborating main and secondary beams with corrugated sheet metal horizons. The photovoltaic roof is made of metal carpentry. The mixed-structure blocks are interconnected by the large concrete plate on the ground floor and suspended pedestrian bridges. The metalwork is treated with paints that provide protection against corrosion and pollution and intumescent paints that ensure static resistance in case of fire.
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