Jeanne d’Arc Hospital, Bar-le-Duc

Bar-le-Duc

The extension links the Polyclinique du Parc to the public hospital, while retaining the individual independence of each entity.

It comprises 85 general and outpatient beds for surgery for the clinic, 20 beds and outpatient places for the public hospital, an extension to the operating theatre, and a 44-bed physiotherapy facility. A circulation route crosses the site from north to south and organises the separation between the private and public services.Between these, a large planted area provides a relaxing environment. The building’s architecture gives it a reassuringly technical image, and an easy environment, which is comfortable to use, with views across the surrounding landscape. The architectural decision was taken to separate the physiotherapy unit from the clinic. This service now forms a new wing for the hospital, linked into the central medical facilities and close to the main reception area.

Location

1 boulevard d’Argonne, 55000 Bar-le-Duc

Client

Centre hospitalier de Bar le Duc

Project cost (ex.tax)

25 M€ (2007 value)

Area

12 700 m² HO

Scope of services

Standard public works contract

Competition

2002

Completion

2008

Brief

180 general hospital and surgical beds, extension to operating theatre block, 44-bed physiotherapy unit

Themes

Cohabitation and independence of public and private entities, reception.

Materials

White concrete and timber

Lead architect

Pargade

Engineering consultant

Setec Bâtiment

Quantity surveyor

Drauart

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