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jose de barros aguiar - selected works HEALTHCARE PROJECTS2000 -2014

REFERENCE PROJECTS

S. João General Hospital - Psychiatric Department - Portugal

S. João General Hospital - Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit - Portugal

S. João General Hospital - Infectious-Contagious Unit - Portugal

S. João General Hospital - Pulmonology & Bronchology Unit - Portugal

S. João General Hospital - Hemodialysis Unit - Portugal

S. João General Hospital - Autopsies Unit - Portugal

S. João General Hospital - Emergency Room - Portugal

Cuf Hospital - Intensive Care Unit - Portugal

Braga University Hospital - Portugal

Todos-Os-Santos University Hospital - Portugal

Hussein Dey Maternity Hospital - Algeria

National Cardiology Institut - Algeria

Baba Hassan Pediatric Hospital - Algeria

S. João General Hospital - Hemodialysis unit and labs - Portugal

Espirito Santo Hospital - Portugal

Luanda University Hospital - Angola

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalRefurbishment & ExtensionCompleted Work

The project’s main objective was the modernization

of the second most important Portuguese hospital,

built in the 40s of the twentieth century and never

before subject of an integrated and coherent global

intervention.

The collection of refurbishment works done

corresponds to a general gross area of 14,900 m2 and

an overall cost of US$ 73M and has benefited the below

listed departments:

Psychiatric department

Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit (9000m2)

Infectious-Contagious Unit

Pulmonology & Bronchology Unit

Hemodialysis Unit

Fertility Unit

Gynecology Unit

Genito-urinary medicine Unit

Nephrology Unit

Neurology Unit (3000m2)

Intensive Care Unit

Burns Unit (2400m2)

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• Several

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S. JOÃO HOSPITALPSYCHIATRIC DEP.

01

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalRefurbishment & ExtensionCompleted Work

S. JOÃO HOSPITALCARDIOTHORACIC

SuRgERY uNIT

02The project’s main objective was the modernization

of the second most important Portuguese hospital,

built in the 40s of the twentieth century and never

before subject of an integrated and coherent global

intervention.

The collection of refurbishment works done

corresponds to a general gross area of 14,900 m2 and

an overall cost of US$ 73M and has benefited the below

listed departments:

Psychiatric department

Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit (9000m2)

Infectious-Contagious Unit

Pulmonology & Bronchology Unit

Hemodialysis Unit

Fertility Unit

Gynecology Unit

Genito-urinary medicine Unit

Nephrology Unit

Neurology Unit (3000m2)

Intensive Care Unit

Burns Unit (2400m2)

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• Several

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•

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalRefurbishmentCompleted Work

S. JOÃO HOSPITALINFECTIOuS-

CONTAgIOuS uNIT

03The project’s main objective was the modernization

of the second most important Portuguese hospital,

built in the 40s of the twentieth century and never

before subject of an integrated and coherent global

intervention.

The collection of refurbishment works done

corresponds to a general gross area of 14,900 m2 and

an overall cost of US$ 73M and has benefited the below

listed departments:

Psychiatric department

Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit (9000m2)

Infectious-Contagious Unit

Pulmonology & Bronchology Unit

Hemodialysis Unit

Fertility Unit

Gynecology Unit

Genito-urinary medicine Unit

Nephrology Unit

Neurology Unit (3000m2)

Intensive Care Unit

Burns Unit (2400m2)

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• Several

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•

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalRefurbishment & ExtensionCompleted Work

S. JOÃO HOSPITALPuLmONOLOgY

& BRONCHOLOgY uNIT

04The project’s main objective was the modernization

of the second most important Portuguese hospital,

built in the 40s of the twentieth century and never

before subject of an integrated and coherent global

intervention.

The collection of refurbishment works done

corresponds to a general gross area of 14,900 m2 and

an overall cost of US$ 73M and has benefited the below

listed departments:

Psychiatric department

Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit (9000m2)

Infectious-Contagious Unit

Pulmonology & Bronchology Unit

Hemodialysis Unit

Fertility Unit

Gynecology Unit

Genito-urinary medicine Unit

Nephrology Unit

Neurology Unit (3000m2)

Intensive Care Unit

Burns Unit (2400m2)

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• Several

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•

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalRefurbishment & ExtensionCompleted Work

S. JOÃO HOSPITALHEmODIALYSIS

uNIT

05The project’s main objective was the modernization

of the second most important Portuguese hospital,

built in the 40s of the twentieth century and never

before subject of an integrated and coherent global

intervention.

The collection of refurbishment works done

corresponds to a general gross area of 14,900 m2 and

an overall cost of US$ 73M and has benefited the below

listed departments:

Psychiatric department

Cardiothoracic Surgery Unit (9000m2)

Infectious-Contagious Unit

Pulmonology & Bronchology Unit

Hemodialysis Unit

Fertility Unit

Gynecology Unit

Genito-urinary medicine Unit

Nephrology Unit

Neurology Unit (3000m2)

Intensive Care Unit

Burns Unit (2400m2)

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• Several

•

•

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalCompleted Work

S. JOÃO HOSPITALAuTOPSIES

uNIT

06The Autopsy Unit is a standalone building, built

from scratch, constructed to supply shortages that

the hospital had at pathology medical and scientific

support, including high risk interventions.

This building allows a totally isolated service from

the outside conditions.

The brick walls on the outside combined with the

sobriety of the facades, ensures better integration into

the surrounding green area and limits the impact of the

new built volume within the hospital complex.

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• Ladario

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Porto, PortugalRefurbishmentCompleted Work

S. JOÃO HOSPITALEmERgENCY

ROOm

07Increasing capacity and adjusting the Accident &

Emergency Department to work within the Manchester

protocol were the project’s main assumptions.

All the existing emergency facilities had to be

demolished to make way for the new unit.

A new building was built, with an updated

architectural language and a layout suitable for the

present requirements.

• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal

• LADARIO

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Lisbon, PortugalRefurbishmentCompleted Work

The refurbishment of the ICU (intensive care unit)

of Cuf Infante Santo Hospital in Lisbon, developed

for José de Mello Saúde, included an increase of the

number of beds from 9 to 12 beds, of which two are in

isolated rooms (grade 4) and one in phisical isolation.

The refurbishment was condicionated by the existing

stucture, risers and a small height of the ceiling. The

objective was the total refurbishment of this unit, with

515m2, including all the infrastructures, inceasing the

confort of the pacient and the working conditions of the

staff.

This project was developed, from concept to

construction drawings, in 6 weeks and the construction

work took one month.

• Hospital Cuf / José De Mello Saúde

• Ataguia

• 400 m2

• € 1M

CuF HOSPITAL INTENSIvE CARE

uNIT

08

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment

Braga, Portugal Completed Work

Built under the PPP program, the new Braga

Hospital has total capacity of 707 beds and a gross

building area of 138.372 m2. The University hospital

is organised in clusters, each one connected to its

technological area.

It is the biggest portuguese hospital built under the

PPP program, and it is fully funtional since June 2011.

• Escala Braga / José De Mello Saúde

• Somague, Edifer, MSF

• 138.372 m2

• € 180M

BRAgA uNIvERSITY

HOSPITAL

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Lisbon, Portugal

International competition promoted by the

Healthcare Ministry for the design and construction

of the new 789 bed Central Hospital in Lisbon, with

241,500m2 of building gross area.

Scheme design of a high-tech unit with innovative

healthcare systems and a vast medical and diagnostic

area.

The project includes a research and teaching unit

and features a modular structure, allowing future

expansion, and is based on a “cluster” concept,

grouping each medical specialty in different areas or

floors keeping them horizontally connected, easily

segregating the different circuits and building entrances

Inpatient wards - 594 beds

Psychiatric wards - 37 beds

Intensive a Intermediate Care - 158 beds

Operation theatres - 22 units

Outpatient assistance rooms - 168

Delivery rooms - 8

Day care hospital - 83

• ARS LVT / Ministério of Healtyh - Portugal / International Competitive Bidding

• Somague

• 241.500 m2

• € 280M

TODOS-OS-SANTOS uNIvERSITY

HOSPITAL

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* Projecto elaborado em parceria com: PMC Arquitectos

Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Alger, Algeria

International Public Competition for an 150 beds

maternity

The building was designed as to incorporate the

following Guiding Lines: Minimization of Environmental

Impact; Coordination and Integration of Education

and Investigation Activities; Flexibility and Future

Adaptation; Circulation and flow differentiation; High

levels habitability and comfort

HuSSEIN DEY mATERNITY• Direction de la Santé et de la Population de la

Wilaya d’Algers / International Competition

• NA

• 16.900 m2

• NA

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Alger, Algeria

Scheme design of a new end-of the line unit, with

31.300m2, with the mission to provide specialized

research and treatments.

Located in Dely Brahim-Chéraga in Algiers, the bid

is based on the implementation of systems that ensure

the compliance of the defined principles, namely the

principle of rigor, the principle of efficiency and that of

wellness, while allowing a great flexibility and future

adaptability.

The metric and modular system adopted has

made possible the proposal of an optimised and cost-

controlled construction that nevertheless reflects

the leading edge technology nature that lies behind

an equipment of this nature with a coherent and

contemporary image where one recognises common

thread that integrates all the diversity of adopted

solutions.

We want that the National Institute of Cardiology

constitutes itself as A Place in the City.

NATIONAL CARDIOLOgY

INSTITuT• Direction de la Santé et de la Population de la Wilaya d’Algers / International Competition

• NA

• 31.300 m2

• NA

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Draria, Algeria

International competition for the design of a new

225 bed Pediatric Hospital in Baba Hassen, Algiers.

With a gross area of 35,954 m2, the building was

designed as to incorporate the following Guiding Lines:

Minimization of Environmental Impact; Coordination

and Integration of Education and Investigation

Activities; Flexibility and Future Adaptation; Circulation

and flow differentiation; High levels habitability and

comfort, and the Integration of the pediatric hospital in

the national Health Care network.

BABA HASSAm PEDIATRIC HOSPITAL

• Walaya Baba Hassan / International Competition

• NA

• 36.000 m2

• NA

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Porto, Portugal

Scheme design developed under the international

competition for the design of a new hemodialysis and

laboratory unit for the S. João General Hospital, Oporto,

Portugal.

The main concepts under the development of this

project were the integration of the expansion project in

the built environment, managing internal and external

circuits in order to provide adequate circulation for

staff, patients, caregivers, dirty/ clean material and

respond to the flexibility criteria needed for a Hospital

building.

The quality of the built space and the users welfare,

prioritizing aspects like the acoustic, thermal, visual

and indoor environment comfort was also one of the

main goals.

S. JOÃO HOSPITAL HEmODIALYSIS

uNIT & LAB• Hospital S. João / Ministry of Health - Portugal / International Competition

• NA

• 20.000 m2

• NA

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Évora, Portugal

International public competition for the new

Espírito Santo Hospital in Évora with 68.000m2 of total

gross area.

The new facility, with 351 beds of which 43 belong to

intermediate and intensive care, will integrate a number

of medical specialties, such as Vascular Surgery, Neuro

Surgery and Oncology.

This new unit will be available to 150 thousand

patients of the Évora district and will also reach a

influence area of 440 thousand patients of all Alentejo

region.

Our project is defined by a group of distinct

buildings, related to different medical specialties,

connected by a single corridor. This configuration

allows different relationships between buildings and the

surrounding landscape, increasing solar orientation,

functional and flows seggregation and clarifies patient

wayfinding.

ESPIRITO SANTO HOSPITAL • Hospital Espirito Santo / International Competition

• NA

• 68.000 m2

• NA

* Projecto elaborado em parceria com: PMC Arquitectos

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Client

Contractor

Gross Building Area Investment Luanda, Angola

Scheme design developed under the international

competition for the design of a new University Hospital

in Luanda.

With a capacity of 230 beds and an overall building

area of about 70.000 square meters, will be located in

the municipality of Camama, Luanda,.

The design of the hospital building was based on

clear guiding principles, which are at the root of its

primary functional structure, being applied transversely

to the project. These principles are:

• Comfort for the users;

• Ease of use;

• Clear separation between areas of outpatient

internal service;

• Proximity between the areas of diagnostic and

ambulatory visits;

• Segregation between circulations of service and

internal and external sick patients and visitors;

• Proximity to areas of teaching;

• Natural Light;

• Flexibility;

• Sustainability.

LuANDA uNIvERSITY

HOSPITAL • Banco Atlântico de Angola/ International Competition

• NA

• 70.000 m2

• NA

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