Rambol Consortium to Develop Plan for Hospital Area in Helsingborg

CF Møller Architects, Carlstedt Arkitekter, Krook & Tjäder Arkitekter and Ramboll have been commissioned to develop a detailed plan for Helsingborg's new hospital area. In the spring of 2021, the Regional Board of Skåne decided to initiate a detailed planning process regarding the location of a new hospital in Helsingborg. The choice fell on Östra Ramlösa, located about five kilometres from Helsingborg city centre, where the municipality wants to create an attractive, vibrant and sustainable district with a unique character.The assignment includes developing a concept for a new hospital with an estimated size close to 200,000 square meters. If the project comes to fruition, it would be the largest hospital project in Sweden.It is a modern, sustainable, and future-proof hospital area that is being planned. The goal is to design a patient-centric care- and working environment that has the flexibility to grow over time. The new hospital area will include an acute care ward with psychiatry, high-tech care wards, clinics, laboratories, service functions and administration. The project also includes all the necessary infrastructure, above and below ground, as well as parks and nature.The team has been selected based on their competencies and understanding of the specific mission, combining strengths in all areas. The team consists of hospital planners and consultants in technical supply, infrastructure, urban planning, and the design of large-scale projects.The team has collaborated in different constellations on projects before such as Aarhus University Hospital, which has the scale of a small city and is a successful collaboration between C.F. Møller Architects and Ramboll.Region Skåne's project will take about 11–13 years to complete and will start with a feasibility study that will form the basis for a new detailed plan. The assignment will start in January 2022.

Rambol Consortium to Develop Plan for Hospital Area in Helsingborg

Strategic Research Institute

Related Stories