Største sykehusbygg i Sveits

The Aarau Cantonal Hospital project, also known as Dreiklang, is the largest new hospital building in Switzerland. It aims to address increased patient demand and modernize outdated infrastructure. The project is named Dreiklang, which means 'triad,' symbolizing the harmonious interplay between the functional areas, outpatient clinics in the base building, and the ward block above.

Byggestart 2020 etter konkurranse

After a design competition in 2018/2019, the construction commenced in January 2020, following the signing of a TU contract. The construction, which started in the summer of 2021, includes two basement floors, four plinth floors, six bed floors, and an upper technical floor. The building features flexible expansion options and spans significant dimensions to meet future requirements.

BIM og lean i bruk

The project employs BIM and lean construction methodologies, using 19 disciplines and around 200 sub-models integrated into an overall model. This highly coordinated planning process ensures all stakeholders have access to up-to-date information. The precise coordination with user groups and virtual reality simulations facilitate optimal design and functional efficiency.

Minergie-P-Eco sertifisering

Sustainability is a major focus, with the building designed to meet Minergie-P-Eco standards. Approximately 150,000 m3 of excavation, 65,000 m3 of concrete, and 9,800 tons of reinforcing steel will be utilized. The facility will include 472 inpatient beds, 130 day clinic beds, and 18 operating theaters. The project is scheduled for completion by April 2026.