New Hospital of the Castelli Romani

The new Presidium intends to replace the hospital structures of Ariccia, Albano and Genzano (for a total of 330 beds), expanding and differentiating health services. The project proposes a high-tech hospital model that supports the trend towards the reduction of beds in favor of high intensity of care.

Its function is to facilitate a rebalancing of health services in the area with a consequent reduction in health migration towards the capital.

From a volumetric point of view, the new complex is divided into three distinct bodies with the service area (diagnosis and treatment area) having a larger site extension than the two head buildings which house the hospitalizations and delimit the central space of the entrance. This type of organization of functions and the choice to concentrate daytime activities and hospitalizations in the two south-facing structures is motivated both by the advantages linked to environmental comfort and by the logic of separating the flows of outpatient visitors from those of healthcare activities. Choices that facilitate the efficiency and management of the hospital.