The project concerns the construction of the New Ovest Vicentino Hospital  which concentrates in a single pole the hospital functions currently located in Montecchio and Arzignano.

The University Hospital of Verona, in continuing to the construction of the new surgical pole “Pietro Confortini” with the system of project financing, has awarded a group of companies an important tender for the extension and renovation of Borgo Roma Hospital.

The University Hospital of Verona, in continuing to the construction of the new surgical pole “Pietro Confortini” with the system of project financing, has awarded a group of companies an important tender for the redevelopment of Borgo Trento Hospital.

The new hospital, which will be built on an area of about 23 Ha, is the perfect synthesis between hospitality, architecture and sustainability, and guarantees high standards of quality, technology and ecology in order to ensure high levels of comfort, functionality and safety.

The project is one of the most important work in the healthcare sector in the northeast of Italy. The entire structure is based on a large and regular structural module, which allows to design a modular and expandable building, as well as adaptable to different functions and to healthcare progress.

The project, developing a specific compact design concept, promotes the connection between the various buildings of the hospital and the external parts of the complex, such as the park and the external walking areas, integrated into the city fabric.

The hospital is an example of a modern healthcare structure characterized by a great flexibility – both in architectural choices and in MEP solutions – that ensure the maximum adaptability to the evolution of healthcare technology.

The project of “Spedali Civili di Brescia” consists in a new building making part of an existing complex with 1,600 hospital beds overall.

The project of the New Surgery, Intensive Care & Emergency Unit of Borgo Trento Hospital represents one of the biggest projects of hospital renovation in Europe, centralizing the main specialized operative units (from Neurosurgery to Cardiac Surgery), which were previously positioned in the several historical pavilions, including also ordinary wards, intensive and semi-intensive care units […]