Among the many improvements will be a new building and the modernisation of the existing main building. The car park will also be extended so that there will be enough room for everyone. The refurbishment will also provide light, inviting rooms, a new nursing ward with private rooms for all in-patients, an ultramodern neonatal ward and a surgical ward that meets all the needs of advanced care. 

The building is flexible and therefore sustainable with regard to future demands for changes in use and function. It has a uniform sculptural expression which meets all the requirements for functionality but at the same time corresponds with the scale of the surrounding buildings. The shifting and indented façade creates varying spaces and makes it possible to adapt the structure by creating open and closed sections depending on the function required.

A hallway makes up the spine of the building from where its different functions can be clearly seen. The building has a double function as a dynamic urban street with a fine network of intersections, squares, views and green courtyards.

In the psychiatric ward, the emphasis is on an environment that allows for both relaxation and activities. This will have both a calming and inspiring effect on the patients, who are thereby challenged in a secure setting. The layout of the ward is clear, and the green roofs create a distinct, undisturbed landscape. The composition of the wards creates sheltered, inner courtyards signaling calm and safety. From the upper levels, the patients have a panoramic view over the city and Oresund, which in turn affords plenty of daylight in the rooms.

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