BG Klinikum Hamburg
Hamburg, Germany
Competition, Recognition
Ons voorstel voor de nieuwbouw van het BG Klinikum Hamburg vertaalt de functionele eisen van het ziekenhuisbedrijf in een helder gestructureerde en tegelijkertijd in het landschap ingebedde architectonische vormentaal. De gebouwvolumes reageren met een getrapte hoogtedifferentiatie op de topografie en verweven zich met de omliggende groenzones, waardoor een harmonieus totaalbeeld ontstaat.
Spatial concept
The spatial concept is divided into three areas: Low Care, High Care, and a connecting element with the entrance and access points. These cell-like structures are clearly linked, enabling efficient organization and flexibility for future expansion.
Vertical high points
At the interfaces of the functional areas, vertical high points emerge, creating striking urban accents while simultaneously offering views across the Boberg lowlands. The distinctive silhouette with its two towers enhances the building’s recognizability and integrates the helicopter landing pad into the overall ensemble.
The design thus creates a functionally precise, clearly structured, and sustainably expandable building structure that architecturally defines the site.
“The design is like a human being: functional and highly efficient, yet it possesses a friendly soul and its form has a distinct character.”
“The design is like a human being: functional and highly efficient, yet it possesses a friendly soul and its form has a distinct character.”
Project data
- Location
- Hamburg, Duitsland
- Functie
- New construction of trauma hospital
- Size
- 127,000 m² GFA
- Period
- 2025
- Status
- Competition entry, Special recognition
- Client
- BG Kliniken
- User
- BG Kliniken
- Team
- Jörn-Ole Stellmann, Martijn van Bentum, Sven Vos, Roel van Brussel, Manon Bonnemayer, Alex van Eekelen, Elbrich van Stralen, Menno Roefs, Abel Brouwer, Geert Jan van de Rakt, Milee Herweijer, Koen Arts
- In collaboration with
- GRAFT, SLA, Dr. Binnewies, Büro Wackermann
- Photography
- Filippo Bolognese
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