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Cerdanya Hospital / Brullet Pineda Arquitectes

Daniel Sánchez — Mon, 07 Apr 2014 00:00:00 +0000

The new Cerdanya Hospital is currently located on the outskirts of the town of Puigcerdà within the new city planning which is characterized by its strong urbanization. The site is at an altitude of 1,200 m above sea level and the terrain has an important slope . The hospital building is located on the north side of the plot of land in order to obtain free space (approximately 10,000 m2 ) on the south facade of the building avoiding the shadow of 5 floor block of flats located front of the hospital. Our building helps to structure and define the new city area, formalizing the planned streets and creating square where trees have been planted. This green squeare is located right at the end of the urban promenade , and connects the current center of Puigcerda with the new projected extension. The square is the end of the walkway and becomes the new hospital’s hall At the same time, there is the high tower with the building’s installations which defines the end of the walkway perspective and acts as a city landmark. The square of the hospital which is connected with the centrall green area, proposed by the urban planning oganizes a large green area in the center of the new projected expansion.

Elderly Healthcare Building / Brullet Pineda Arquitectes

Cristian Aguilar — Wed, 25 Dec 2013 00:00:00 +0000

TheSocial Healthcare building is part of the last phase of design and construction of the Hospital Complex Marti i Julia in Girona. This Complex consists of three healthcare buildings designed and constructed by Pinearq: Severe Mental Disorders Building (1995-1997), General Santa Caterina Hospital (2001-2003) and the Healthcare Centre (2005-2007).

Elderly Healthcare Building / Brullet Pineda Arquitectes

Javier Gaete — Wed, 02 Oct 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Due to well-defined surrounding context in which this complex is located, the Healthcare building has had to adapt and respect the urban parameters, trying to integrate with the existing context, and moreover, the new Healthcare centre building tries to make use of the complex’s organization and functioning, using not only the electrical and mechanical facilities, but also tunnels that connect the complex facilities as a whole. Thus, even though it is visually composed of separate buildings, they are all related in order to maximize each others needs and help the users and the working staff transit from one building to another.