The project is located in Lhasa, Tibet, which has a profound cultural connotation. The design of the project must include factors such as Tibetan traditional culture and architectural features to create a medical complex suitable for Tibet.
Meet the medical needs of 650 beds (outpatient, emergency, surgery, examinations, tests, hospitalization, etc.).
As the first large-scale children's hospital, it has an excellent medical use experience, the abundant space makes women and children happy, and the introduction of natural light makes people feel comfortable and not nervous in the hospital.
Year of completion: August 2019
Maternal and child hospital: Area covered: 40000 square meters, plot ratio: 1.81, total building area: 88617.32 sq m
Sustainable: measures such as sunken courtyards, lighted lobby, etc. have resulted in a 30% reduction in energy consumption per square meter compared to similar buildings.
Ecology: for more natural sunlight, the main part of the building is at a 22-degree angle to the road; the layout of the three north-south zones allows for better natural ventilation and light in each building; the sun lobby is in line with local traditions and brings natural light to the public areas so that no lights are needed during the day.
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Last year more than 40 countries took part in the WAN Awards with strong showings from Europe, the Americas and Asia-Pacific. And we saw some truly outstanding projects, take a look at the winners from last year here.