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BUILDING DESIGN


TIZIANO BININI – FOUNDER, CHAIRMAN AND LEGAL REPRESENTATIVE LUCIA MOSONI – PARTNER, BININI PARTNERS SRL


Designing for changing needs and technologies


The Centre for Oncology and Hematology at the Reggio Emilia Hospital (CORE) hosts the Scientific Research Hospital for Advanced Technologies and Healthcare Protocols in Oncology and represents a model for the ‘hospital of the future,’ which was recognised by the CNETO Award 2015.


The CORE project brings together a plethora of architectural, technological, energy related and functional elements. The new addition not only forms an integral part of the hospital, which has long proven to be capable of incorporating changes and additions, but also exists as its own flexible structure, ready for future improvements to cater for changing needs and developing technologies. An holistic approach to the design has


centralised the wellbeing of patients and the people who work at CORE, focusing on clear, immediate compositions, healthcare pathways, technological requirements, use of space, natural light and interior-exterior dynamics. The rectangular shaped building has


five floors as well as a basement level to the south of the current emergency centre. The lightness of the glazed elevations contrasts with the material nature of the corner stairwells, which are clad in bricks in line with local building traditions and the style of the other buildings in the hospital complex. The search for flexibility is pursued


through a grid layout; the distribution of space is built around a circular pathway, with the rooms leading on to two parallel corridors. Such a structure divides the area into five sections, with the spaces looking outwards reserved for the hospital rooms and clinics, and the central section used for storage, services and work areas. CORE is an example of a sustainable building that performs well not only in terms of energy efficiency, emissions reductions and building management and maintenance costs, but also for the optimal use of public investment. The end result is a useful, flexible centre that will be able to incorporate future changes in technology and organisation as well as developments in healthcare. The project was painstakingly designed


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The main building at night. Tiziano Binini


Tiziano Binini is the founder, chairman and legal representative of Binini Partners srl, an engineering company based in Reggio Emilia, Italy. He graduated with honours in civil engineering from the University of Bologna and joined the profession in 1982. He has specialised in areas including hospital construction, earthquake engineering, safety and fire prevention, hydraulics, civil protection and infrastructure. In 1996, he founded his own practice, Binini Partners, working with clients in Italy


and abroad. He is a temporary lecturer at Politecnico of Milan on Master of Hospital Engineering and now focuses on strategic plans, projects and high quality works in social and healthcare architecture.


Lucia Mosoni


Lucia Mosoni graduated with honours in architecture from the University of Florence before joining the profession in 2004. She has worked with


Binini Partners ever since, becoming a partner in 2009. She heads up the architecture and design division, often co-ordinating major projects as


well as being involved in numerous aspects from competitions for ideas, concepts and master plans to working drawings for tenders. Research and innovation are also important to her, especially to achieve


integration and co-ordination between urban planning, architecture, urban furnishings, interior design and landscaping. Her ultimate goal is to make cities and buildings sustainable and better to live in.


IFHE DIGEST 2018


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