Mary Elizabeth's Hospital Façade Design and Installation

Største fasade for LM Byg

The project involves the design, manufacturing, and installation of the façade for Mary Elizabeth's Hospital in Copenhagen, Denmark. LM Byg A/S serves as the general contractor, working under contracts with the client, including the Capital Region of Denmark, Rigshospitalet, and Ole Kirk's Fond, with architectural design by 3XN/GNX. This façade installation will be the largest for LM Byg A/S to date, covering an area of 26,500 m2 on a hospital building that spans 56,000 m2 across nine floors.

Skreddersydd fasadedesign med funksjoner

The façade design incorporates multiple types tailored to different parts of the hospital. The ground floor will feature an AOC façade with blinds, while the upper floors will be fitted with a bespoke unitized façade equipped with external blinds and motorized sashes. The scope also includes ventilated façades, curved sliding entrance doors, revolving doors, and a blind control system. These elements contribute to a sophisticated exterior that blends functionality with architectural innovation.

Arkitektur som fremmer helbredelse

The hospital’s architecture is driven by the principle 'Playfully Logical,' visually symbolizing two hands stretching their fingers toward light, the city, and the surrounding green spaces. This design emphasizes creating a healing environment that supports patients and their families during treatment by integrating therapeutic elements such as airflow, daylight, and spaces for play and creativity. The façade reinforces this approach through corrugated aluminum cladding paired with limestone tiles produced in varying widths, angles, patterns, and colors to create a dynamic random effect that reflects playfulness and uniqueness.