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University Hospital Research and Institute Building

In addition to the medical centers, the 2nd construction phase of the new Jena University Hospital building also included the research and institute building as well as a 5-storey multi-storey parking lot with 1,300 parking spaces. The building complex with 50,000m2 of usable space, 710 patient beds, 12 operating theaters and the spacious, light-flooded entrance hall was harmoniously integrated into the area surrounded by forest and park-like green spaces.

The construction was developed according to the principle of "as little supporting structure as possible - as much as necessary". Apart from the bracing staircase cores and elevator shafts, there are no load-bearing walls that would make it difficult to convert the building at a later date. A particular challenge was the bracing of 4 storeys above the column-free lecture hall. Column loads of 430 tons had to be transferred from the wide-span ceiling construction into the side walls of the lecture hall. MVD developed a prestressed ceiling construction without any beams to meet this requirement. This meant that the ventilation and media technology could be routed under the ceiling without interfering with the clear room height.

Services
Structural design of buildings Engineering structures - Planning of excavation pit
Typology/usage
Clinic/nursing facility Laboratory/research facility
Materiality/construction
Solid construction Prestressed concrete construction Skeleton construction
Architecture
wörner traxler richter, Dresden

Object size
BRI 338,000 m³
Planning/construction time
2008-2017
Client
Jena University Hospital, New Building Division

Photos
wörner traxler richter, Dresden