New outpatient's pavilion. Sant Joan de Déu Children's Hospital

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New outpatient's pavilion. Sant Joan de Déu Children's Hospital

NOMINEE #EUMiesAward2022 - FAD MEDAL AWARD 2020 (Interdisciplinary Association of Space Design)

ARCHITECTURE AND INTERIOR DESIGN: LLONGUERAS CLOTET ARQUITECTES

ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN / GRAPHIC DESIGN: RAI PINTO AND DANI RUBIO

Cancer Outpatient Hospital “the missing forest”

Children cancer service, the hospital’s hallmark. Young patients and their families are invited to an amazing experience that will help distract them during the long and continuous therapy in the unit.
In the middle of the main courtyard, a forest is represented, simulating the hospital pine forest that could not be put in this location. Its architecture reflects the feelings experienced in a forest. The tree structures and treetops, the light, the clearings, the shadows, the materials and colours of the forest overlap with real and virtual objects.
Behind this world of magic, the functional and technical elements are always present but out of sight. The child does not receive a hi-tech and cold service, but a world of surprises, dosed according to their predisposition at every stage of the disease.
This forest hides independent and isolated medical stations to provide excellent medical response whenever necessary.

Client

Sant Joan de Déu Children's Hospital

Collaboration

Rafael Delgado

Location

Esplugues del Llobregat. Barcelona

Surface

976 m²

Year

2015

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