Reinier Haga front view

Orthopedic Center Reinier Haga

Objective OF THIS PROJECT

The ReinierHagaGroep has realized a focus clinic for Orthopedics on the site of the LangeLand Hospital in Zoetermeer. The LangeLand Hospital is located in the so-called Zorghart van Zoetermeer, a distinct part of the city where only care organizations from 1st and 2nd line cure and care offer their services in three building complexes. Namely: Fundis with Vivaldi nursing home, Rivierduinen/Haagstreek with (among others) mental health services and The LangeLand Hospital, part of the ReinierHagaGroep.

Zoetermeer
Reinier Haga Group
EGM Architects
7.000 m2

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The initiative of the Orthopedic Center (OC) ensures a qualitative and quantitative expansion of the care offer. The OC will operate as an independent hospital and, where possible or desired, will make use of a number of facilities in the LangeLand Hospital.

The outpatient clinic with back office, plaster ward and diagnostics have been realized on the ground floor. Nursing and rehabilitation are central on the 1st floor. The 2nd floor houses the OR department and day nurses. Four ORs have been designed, each with their own rebated space and a window with a view on the facade side for each OR. The holding/recovery is directly adjacent to the day treatment. Much attention has been paid to a logical flow of pre- and post-operative patients from the Lounge to the OR and back to the clinic or day treatment. The day treatment has a very open design with a lot of overview for the staff and a lot of view for the patients.

Valstar Simonis was responsible for the design of all technical installations.

Installations

For the supply of heat and cold (comfort and process), there is an own generation installation with four heat pumps, which can produce heat and cold simultaneously. The excess produced from one of the two of these products is released into the ambient air.

In order to minimize the heat and cooling demand, the building has a good shell and induction units in the suspended ceilings are used as much as possible. This is partly to base the amount of ventilation air on the people present instead of on the heat demand and/or cooling load.

The operating rooms are completely sterile area by applying a special system from Opragon. This increases the work area. By combining the systems for the operating rooms and the rest of this building, one less heat pump and an air handling unit have been installed. There is also no provision for its own 'sources' for hot water, medical compressed air and oxygen. These are obtained from the available reserve capacity of the existing facilities of the LangeLand Hospital.

 

Photos / Images: EGM architects

For the supply of heat and cold (comfort and process), there is an own generation installation with four heat pumps, which can produce heat and cold simultaneously. The excess produced from one of the two of these products is released into the ambient air.

In order to minimize the heat and cooling demand, the building has a good shell and induction units in the suspended ceilings are used as much as possible. This is partly to base the amount of ventilation air on the people present instead of on the heat demand and/or cooling load.

The operating rooms are completely sterile area by applying a special system from Opragon. This increases the work area. By combining the systems for the operating rooms and the rest of this building, one less heat pump and an air handling unit have been installed. There is also no provision for its own 'sources' for hot water, medical compressed air and oxygen. These are obtained from the available reserve capacity of the existing facilities of the LangeLand Hospital.

 

Photos / Images: EGM architects

THE PROJECT IN PICTURES