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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital in Dordrecht, Netherlands by EGM architectenSeptember 19th, 2012 by Sumit Singhal
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 Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten The Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital is a top independent clinical hospital where seriously ill children are treated when other hospitals in the Netherlands are unable to properly treat them. The hospital is part of the University Medical Center Utrecht. Both buildings are connected by a tunnel. However, the Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital has its own identity and character.  Image Courtesy EGM architecten When designing this complex, child friendliness was an important principle. The main hall was designed as if directly out of the imagination of a child with a tilted ice ceiling, a forest of slanting pillars that support a hanging garden. Adults are also treated in the hospital.  Image Courtesy EGM architecten Located on the roof level of the central hall is the Ronald McDonald House, where families of ill children can retreat and just be with each other. In short, the Wilhelmina Children’s Hospital is a safe haven for the most vulnerable children, where professional care is offered in a warm environment, where even adults feel at home.  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten  Image Courtesy EGM architecten
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