The Wilhelminenspital in Vienna was renovated over a long period of time. MEISSL Architekten was a reliable partner throughout. In the course of the renovation of Pavilion 29, the service rooms were also rearranged and adapted to the current organisational processes. The newly created accessibility of the ward as well as the rooms and sanitary units has significantly improved patient care.Increase in patient comfort The number of beds per room was reduced and in addition, each room was equipped with its own sanitary unit. Last but not least: The new and fresh colour concept creates a pleasant atmosphere - for the patients, but also for the staff, who now work in a motivating and friendly environment.the cooperation partner Anke Stern (colour concept)PHOTOS © Kurt Kuball, Michael Baumgartner, Gottfried Frais
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Cooperation partner Anke Stern (colour concept))
PHOTOS © Kurt Kuball, Michael Baumgartner, Gottfried Frais
The Wilhelminenspital in Vienna was renovated over a long period of time. MEISSL Architekten was a reliable partner throughout. In the course of the renovation of Pavilion 29, the service rooms were also rearranged and adapted to the current organisational processes. The newly created accessibility of the ward as well as the rooms and sanitary units has significantly improved patient care.Increase in patient comfort The number of beds per room was reduced and in addition, each room was equipped with its own sanitary unit. Last but not least: The new and fresh colour concept creates a pleasant atmosphere - for the patients, but also for the staff, who now work in a motivating and friendly environment.the cooperation partner Anke Stern (colour concept)PHOTOS © Kurt Kuball, Michael Baumgartner, Gottfried Frais
klinik-ottakring.gesundheitsverbund.at/
Cooperation partner Anke Stern (colour concept))
PHOTOS © Kurt Kuball, Michael Baumgartner, Gottfried Frais
