The concept clearly shows the project intention to include the green countryside – which represents the characteristic element of the area – in the planimetric design of the hospital structure: the natural landscape is thus brought inside the built volume.
This approach allows the complex to avoid the typical appearance of a huge mass with a strong impact on the territory; quite the opposite, it becomes an organism perfectly integrated into its surroundings, immersed in the rural context thanks to its sinuous lines, and with a strong link of continuity with the vegetal element reinforced by the presence of therapeutic rooftop gardens.
Nuovo Ospedale Tiburtino
Location:
Tivoli (Rome), Italy
Client:
Regione Lazio | ASL Roma 5
Team:
with Proger, Manens-Tifs, Steam, SIM Fiuggi, SuisseMed
Task:
Technical and economic feasibility study, detailed and final proposals
Principles:
Energy efficiency
Sustainability and ecology
Organisation
The Nuovo Ospedale Tiburtino occupies a sparsely urbanised area in the south-west of the municipality of Tivoli.
The project intends to attain the regional planning objectives of building a modern hospital characterised by high structural and technological standards, resilience and flexibility without neglecting energy sustainability, comfort and environmental well-being.
The model adopted is that of a healthcare facility for acute cases featuring high technology and high multi-specialist care, offering integrated diagnosis and treatment processes, with an outstanding level of quality, welcoming to citizens and able to work in synergy with other structures and medical and healthcare professionals in the area.
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Details
Project area:
Total: 87,000 sqm - Hospital: 50,000 sqm
Bed capacity:
347
Project date:
2022 - Ongoing
Date of construction:
-
Value:
€ 116.330.000
Characteristics
- Integration into the surrounding natural environment
- Energy efficiency
- Lean organisation
The orientation of the Nuovo Ospedale Tiburtino follows the same principles, paying special attention to environmental sustainability and the performance of the building envelope by optimising the sun exposure of the façades. Besides, every single room enjoys the view of the countryside and the Monti Tiburtini, a chain of low mountains, on the horizon.
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From the energy point of view, the implementation of the most advanced technologies and efficiency strategies through the use of renewable sources, the rational use of traditional sources, and the construction of a trigeneration plant for the combined production of electrical, thermal and cooling energy, will guarantee the achievement of the NZEB (Nearly Zero-Energy Building) energy efficiency class.
The modern automatic heavy transport system and the pneumatic mail system will ensure the scheduled distribution of materials (clean, dirty and sterile equipment, other supplies, meals, test tubes, etc.) pursuing the objective of logistic efficiency and lean organisation.
