The project, which marked notes NEAT ‘excellent’, including the use of biomass boilerbiomass boilers as a heat source main hospital, despite budgetary constraints. At the time of conception in 2004, the use of biomass boilers particularly innovative in its application in healthcare environments. Other initiatives include low energy design a sophisticated Building Management System (BMS) automated lighting controls in the right place to maximize natural light and ventilation.

Brief clinical needs more facilities to be provided, including hospital care (Ward 4 x 27 beds) treatment (physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and speech, dietary), outpatients (chiropody, following ENT , ophthalmology, orthopedics, general clinical), X-rays, prenatal care, the center of a small accident, primary care centers, support facilities (pharmacy, chapel, mortuary, administration, property , medical records, the center of energy).

mythical valley terrace, with a strong use of materials and parameters as a linear form in the landscape has become a major influence on the design. The scheme was designed as a series of linear shear planes, arranged on a north-south. Nightingale Associates Architects and studio director of Cardiff, Jamie Brewster, said: After receiving such a promising site, the client plays a role in encouraging all teams to realize their potential. We hope that the results show that our response to the environment has resulted in facilities Rhondda Valley can be proud.Via

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