The St Jansdal Hospital, designed by Wiegerinck, was completed in 1989. The original design for the hospital consisted of a core with four articulated ‘arms’. This makes the building flexible. It can adapt as the need for space changes over the years.
The expansion of the Radiology Department, delivered in June 2021, also proved to be logistically and functionally appropriate. This expansion was necessary due to the growing demand for diagnostics and treatment with imaging equipment and the technical developments in this field. The acquisition of the Zuiderzee Hospital in Lelystad also made the expansion desirable.
Waiting area
MRI area
MRI area
Employee area
Transfer area
Corridor with employee areas on either side
The Radiology Department is located on the ground floor, between two wings of the main building. During the design process, it turned out that there was also a need to expand the Cardiology outpatient clinic. This led to a design with a floor on top of the Radiology Department that contains consulting/examination rooms for Cardiology.
Reception area in the Cardiology outpatient clinic
Reception desk in the Cardiology outpatient clinic
Reception area in the Cardiology outpatient clinic
Corridor with consultation and diagnostic rooms and offices
Consultation and diagnostic room in the Cardiology outpatient clinic
The new Radiology Department houses a PET/CT scanner, two MRIs and an X-ray room. We also managed to find a place for the lithotripsy machine. In addition, a new work area for the radiologists has been constructed with eight work rooms, a consultation room and a joint consultation/work room.
Part of the old department was renovated to accommodate a new angiography room, two CT scanners and two additional rooms for mammography and Dexa scanning. The existing cardiac catheterisation room was moved to the first floor, next to the OR complex.