Sustainable pioneering work for hospital buildings
Sustainable pioneering work for hospital buildings
Bern
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Sustainable pioneering work for hospital buildings

Bern

The new BB12 building is the new main building on the island site. In terms of Minergie-P-ECO certification, this project represents pioneering work.

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Object
Inselspital Bern BB12
Location
Bern
Year
2015 – 2023
Type
New building as per Minergie-P-ECO
Client
Inselspital, Universitätsspital Bern
Architect
GWJ Architektur AG
General planning
Archipel Generalplanung AG
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Humidity measurements
Energy
Blowerdoor measurement
Daylight
CO2 measurement
Free of structural damage
Summer thermal insulation
Overheating
Water infiltration
Indoor climate
Comfort
Cold air drop
Thermal simulations
QS-Mandates
Energy concepts
Energy label
Minergie
P-Minergie
Energy certificate
Vibration
Noise insulation
Acoustics
Room acoustics
Structure-borne noise
Sound system
Reverberation times
Speech intelligibility
Soundproofing certificates
Industry & commercial noise
Building acoustics
Smoke extraction simulation
Sustainability
Life cycle assessment
2000-Watts
SIA 2040 efficiency path
Grey energy
System separation
Building ecology
ECO-Minergie
Sustainability label
Indoor air measurements
Radon measurements
VDI-Indoor air measurement of pollutants
Building physics
Construction supervision
Thermal protection
Noise measurements
Competition support
BIM
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Anna-Seiler building

The new main building of the Inselspital – the University Hospital of Bern – is undergoing construction. Although not quite as high as the existing 67-metre ward block, the new 63-metre-tall building offers almost twice the floor space. The new edifice will house the Swiss Heart and Vascular Centre and various specialist clinics. Construction work began in June 2017. It should be ready for occupancy in summer 2023, replacing the high-rise ward block. It is the first hospital building of this size and complexity to be built in accordance with Minergie-P-Eco certification.

Read about the hurdles successfully overcome during the construction of the new main building and how the Minergie-P-ECO requirements were met.

Watch the Minergie video to learn more about the pioneering project.
Video source: Minergie association