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Discover Germany | Business | Moser Architects Left: Regional Hospital Thermenregion Baden. Photo: Zoomvp Left below: Emergency Hospital Linz. Photo: Paul Ott Bottom: Entrance of EBG Med Austron. Ion accelerator at EBG Med Austron. Photos: Franz Baldauf
developed in the middle. The gardens and numerous communication areas are devoted to relaxation and recovery. Projects such as the General Hospital in Vienna, the Regional Hospital Steinfeldklinikum Neunkirchen, the Landesklinikum Thermenregion Mödling, the Rehabilitation Centre Bad Häring, the University and Research Centre in Austria’s Tulln, the expansion of the Regional Hospital Rohrbach and the Regional & District Hospital in Romania shouldn’t go unmentioned.
The new building of the Regional Hospital Thermenregion Baden impresses with its rounded and relaxed form, numerous inner courtyards and green spaces, which create a bright and natural atmosphere. The project reveals the unconventional and human way, which Moser Architects pursue in the conception of healthcare facilities. With over 35,000 square metres of the most modern medical facilities, the District Hos-
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pital of Vöcklabruck, represents one of the biggest structural engineering projects in Upper Austria, and Emergency Hospital Linz is a true masterpiece of healthcare architecture, which creates an atmosphere for recovery. The close proximity between three building complexes creates a significant synergy for medical supply. Individual functional groups receive their own areas and the buildings are grouped in a way such that a big, green court yard has been
Clear and modern architecture with functional, intelligent, bright and friendly interiors, which help the patients on their way to recovery, dominate Moser Architects’ healthcare facilities. “We create feel-good design, while being versatile, flexible, professional, experienced, elegant and fair. Our projects are planned and implemented for humans, who live, work or get treated in those buildings,”Marius Moser says. Moser Architects’fundamental design principles always have a ‘user’ in mind and try constantly try to improve the conventional hospital experience.