Cochin Hospital
Full Architectural and Engineering Design Services
Winner of the design competition, 2022
Construction in progress
Environmental approach
Architecture prioritizing environmental quality:
– Energy performance (installation of heat recovery / heat exchanger systems)
– Low-impact construction process
– Integration within the site
– Use of construction materials that are preferably local, recycled or recyclable, healthy, and natural
Construction on an occupied site
The project is located on a protected site within a protected view corridor of the Val-de-Grâce.
Areas
14,500 m² gross floor area
(including 2,800 m² of renovation and preserved heritage buildings)
The project includes an outpatient consultation center, a day hospital, apheresis unit, clinical research facilities, an investigation center, and four inpatient units of 12 beds each, classified ISO 7 to ISO 5.
Client (MOA)
AP-HP University Hospital Group
Université Paris Cité
Project Management Assistance (AMO)
Yameo
Design Team (MOE)
Architect: Carta – Reichen et Robert Associés, lead consultant
Engineering (BET): BG Ingénieurs Conseils
Cost consultancy: Cyprium
Credits
Visualizations: NASKA
Rehabilitation of the Pasteur Building and rehabilitation and extension of the hematology clinic
Located in close proximity to remarkable and protected heritage sites, the project takes into account the recommendations of the Historic Monuments Authority.
The built scope of the operation comprises, on the one hand, the reuse of the historic Pasteur A–Delbet building and, on the other hand, the construction of a new building, partially on the footprint of the former Pasteur B and Lavoisier buildings, which were demolished as part of the project.
The project also includes the connection of the building to the existing network of underground galleries on the Cochin site via a subterranean corridor.
In 2009–2010, we also carried out the development of the real estate and technical master plan for the Cochin hospital group, encompassing Cochin, Hôtel-Dieu, Broca, La Rochefoucauld, and La Collégiale.
