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3LHD Wins Design Competition for Polyclinic Center in Split, Croatia

By Bustler Editors|

Thursday, Mar 12, 2009

3LHD architects have won the first prize in the invited competition for a private medical center with additional facilities. The future polyclinic will be built in the Firule neighborhood of Split, Croatia’s largest coastal city.

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Polyclinic Exterior South Rendering by Boris Goreta

This is how the architects describe their project:

Close surrounding and historical site of Firule area are one of the most enjoyable Split’s living, working and recreation environments. Extraordinary location for the polyclinic is one of its greatest advantages. Placed near existing hospital complex on Firule, close to the sea and fresh air gives it even more importance and value.

image

Polyclinic Exterior North Rendering by Boris Goreta

Project of such determinate program and function requires maximal pragmatism and respect to the competition program, as well as maximum of technical and technological equipment and functionality. It was necessary to develop acquired functions vertically in order to place all the services, diagnostics, practices and laboratories as requested. All public spaces are located in basement, ground and first floors, patient clinic and administration on the upper floors and garage in underground.

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Polyclinic Interior Day Rendering by Boris Goreta

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Polyclinic Interior Night Rendering by Boris Goreta

Main visual element of the building and accent of the whole house is facade envelope, made of horizontal bands. It covers the house like the bandages are protecting the patient.

image

Polyclinic Facade West Rendering by Boris Goreta

Like a membrane which protects from the sun, it is a sophisticated light regulator and it conceive as much as reveal. It is also used as a classic sunshade (sun shutter) and it’s inspired by one of the most recognizable elements of modern Split’s architecture - Ivo Radić’s “briss soleil”.

image

Polyclinic Facade South Rendering by Boris Goreta

Atriums/loggias are segments of exterior and semi public areas placed throughout all floors.

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Polyclinic Bands Concept by 3LHD

They divide and connect spaces of the polyclinic, and instead of introvert hospital corridor, they provide a relaxing zone filled with Mediterranean greenery, wooden terraces with view to the sea and surrounding islands. In the atriums, patients, staff and visitors can take a break, smell some fresh sea air and take a walk (even in the pyjamas).

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Polyclinic Section Atrium Concept by 3LHD

Images: 3LHD

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3LHD Wins Design Competition for Polyclinic Center in Split, Croatia

By Bustler Editors|

Thursday, Mar 12, 2009

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zagreb ● split ● polyclinic ● medical ● hospital ● europe ● croatia ● clinic ● 3lhd

3LHD architects have won the first prize in the invited competition for a private medical center with additional facilities. The future polyclinic will be built in the Firule neighborhood of Split, Croatia’s largest coastal city.

image

Polyclinic Exterior South Rendering by Boris Goreta

This is how the architects describe their project:

Close surrounding and historical site of Firule area are one of the most enjoyable Split’s living, working and recreation environments. Extraordinary location for the polyclinic is one of its greatest advantages. Placed near existing hospital complex on Firule, close to the sea and fresh air gives it even more importance and value.

image

Polyclinic Exterior North Rendering by Boris Goreta

Project of such determinate program and function requires maximal pragmatism and respect to the competition program, as well as maximum of technical and technological equipment and functionality. It was necessary to develop acquired functions vertically in order to place all the services, diagnostics, practices and laboratories as requested. All public spaces are located in basement, ground and first floors, patient clinic and administration on the upper floors and garage in underground.

image

Polyclinic Interior Day Rendering by Boris Goreta

image

Polyclinic Interior Night Rendering by Boris Goreta

Main visual element of the building and accent of the whole house is facade envelope, made of horizontal bands. It covers the house like the bandages are protecting the patient.

image

Polyclinic Facade West Rendering by Boris Goreta

Like a membrane which protects from the sun, it is a sophisticated light regulator and it conceive as much as reveal. It is also used as a classic sunshade (sun shutter) and it’s inspired by one of the most recognizable elements of modern Split’s architecture - Ivo Radić’s “briss soleil”.

image

Polyclinic Facade South Rendering by Boris Goreta

Atriums/loggias are segments of exterior and semi public areas placed throughout all floors.

image

Polyclinic Bands Concept by 3LHD

They divide and connect spaces of the polyclinic, and instead of introvert hospital corridor, they provide a relaxing zone filled with Mediterranean greenery, wooden terraces with view to the sea and surrounding islands. In the atriums, patients, staff and visitors can take a break, smell some fresh sea air and take a walk (even in the pyjamas).

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Polyclinic Section Atrium Concept by 3LHD

Images: 3LHD

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