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HUS Bridge Hospital, Helsinki

HUS Bridge Hospital is a world-class trauma and cancer hospital that integrates the trauma functions of Helsinki University Central Hospital to the west side of the Meilahti hospital area in Helsinki.

HUS Bridge Hospital, Helsinki

The new building combines the campus's existing emergency and cancer departments, creating a large, unified hospital complex that improves operational efficiency and provides a better, safer, and enhanced customer experience for patients, visitors, and staff. The new trauma and cancer center includes specialized healthcare units such as HYKS emergency and surgery departments, transplant and plastic surgery departments, trauma and cancer outpatient clinics, cancer hospital, radiology, staff cafeteria, and support services. The building design project was preceded by extensive urban planning work. The Bridge Hospital was selected as the best public project in the Tekla Global BIM Awards 2020 competition. ONE Architects (part of AINS Group) was responsible for the main and architectural design of the project: https://www.onearchitects.fi/ Photo: Tuomas Uusheimo

Customer
HUS-Kiinteistöt oy

Location
Helsinki

Size
73 000 brm²

Completion
2022

Services
Moisture control
Construction product compliance
Principal and architectural design

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