L'hôpital tour

Bichat, Beaujon Bretonneau and Louis Mourier Hospital Group

Scenario of the tower-hospital:
Building towers is not considered a goal in itself but rather the normal result of a major urban programme that includes the Hôpital Bichat, which is already classified as a high-rise building.

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The towers are conceived of as Twins with an area of 2,500 m² on each storey.
These levels, joined in duplex, form rational units of 28 x 4 = 112 beds. 7 to 8 of these units make up the tower for a total of 784 to 896 beds.
They are situated in a heliotropic pattern to avoid any negative impact on the residential sectors.
The resulting high-rise sector (90,000 m² = "hot" hospital + elective-care hospital) represents approximately 60% of the total area of the project.

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Delivery : 2011

Drawing up property and technical master plan

PROJECT OWNER
Assistance Publique – Hôpitaux de Paris (AP-HP)

PROJECT SUPERVISION
Reichen et Robert & Associés
Environmental consulting, Technical Design Office all trades, structural, electrical and HVAC: Setec bâtiment
Hospital consultant: Groupe Montaigne
Construction economics: LTA
Hospital planning and specification: Polyprogramme

AREAS
130,000 m² interior floor area:
47,000 m² conventional elective-care hospital
37,000 m² critical and post-emergency care
22,000 m² outpatient hospital and maternity unit
24,000 m² “support” functions
1,200 lits

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Phase 1

Phase 2