The new Santa Maria degli Angeli Hospital in Pordenone represents a major architectural and urban project, designed to address in an integrated way the continuously evolving needs of a modern and growing community.<\/p>\n
Within this context, Operamed delivered a turnkey project covering approximately 2,000 m\u00b2, including the design and construction of the operating block and the intensive care unit, along with the complete supply of technological systems, developed in accordance with the highest standards of efficiency, safety, and innovation.
\nThe new complex includes 11 operating rooms, one of which is configured for hybrid use, enhanced with full-height wall graphics inspired by nature, and 15 intensive care beds, with a dedicated control area, reporting room, and nurse preparation area. Additional spaces are dedicated to recovery, scrub areas, control rooms, pharmaceutical storage, and equipment and technology rooms.<\/p>\n
The use of the prefabricated modular TrueSpace system made it possible to combine construction quality, design flexibility, and execution efficiency, while ensuring defined and reliable timelines: five months for module production and installation, and nine months for turnkey delivery, including the design and integration of all technological systems\u2014one of the most complex components of the project, entirely managed by the Operamed team to ensure perfect coordination between architectural, building services, and engineering aspects.<\/p>\n
This project stands as a concrete example of how modular design in healthcare can deliver reliability, industrial scalability, and customization, seamlessly integrating with contemporary architecture and setting new standards for the hospital environments of the future.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The new Santa Maria degli Angeli Hospital in Pordenone represents a major architectural and urban project, designed to address in an integrated way the continuously evolving needs of a modern and growing community. Within this context, Operamed delivered a turnkey project covering approximately 2,000 m\u00b2, including the design and construction of the operating block and the intensive care unit, along … <\/p>\n