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Tartu University Hospital, phase 2, Tartu, Estonia

In the second phase of the extension of Tartu University Hospital, all traffic of clients, staff and materials will be located on a new “inner street”.

Tartu University Hospital, phase 2, Tartu, Estonia

The new buildings includes facilities for cardiology, eye clinic, internal medicine department, endoscopy department, hospital pharmacy, laboratory and a new radiotherapy department with 4 accelerators. The new wards accommodate around 260 beds and all wards have teaching facilities for the University of Tartu Medical Faculty. ONE Architects (Part of AINS Group) were responsible for the main and architectural design of the project: https://www.onearchitects.fi/

Customer
Tartu University Clinic

Location
Tartu, Estonia

Size
37 000 brm2

Completion
2015

Services
Principal and architectural design
Interior design

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