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Laboratory for Infectious Diseases Groningen
Laboratory for Infectious Diseases Groningen
2, Van Swietenlaan, Stadsparkwijk, Groningen, Netherlands
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Laboratory for Infectious Diseases Groningen
2, Van Swietenlaan, Stadsparkwijk, Groningen, Netherlands
The construction of the Laboratory of Infectious Diseases is a start of
the redevelopment at the Martini North Point in Groningen. This
laboratory with over 200 employees, is the largest of its kind in the
Netherlands and does research in the field of virology and immunology.
The specialist work and very strict work protocols require a specific
design and layout of the building. Efficiency and precise protocols are
crucial for the functioning of the lab, while the appearance is
decisive as a prelude to the restructuring of the area. From
the start of the design process has in cooperation with the client and
builder been looked for the best solution to meet the strict
requirements of the functions in the building. The different features
in the plans, cross sections and materials used are clearly legible and
recognizable from each other. The ground floor is a large area occupied
by cold storage and other facilities for the research needed. The floors
above have a clear division between the laboratory spaces on the north
side with little sunlight and the lighter offices on the south side.
Besides the laboratory research it is important to exchange knowledge
between employees. Around the central atrium the collective functions
have been clustered. The floor height varies which increases the contact
between the floors in the vide and promotes encounters.
Research material is being delivered, examined and stored in the
building. The trajectory of a research tissue for virological
examination is clearly reflected in the structure, shape and material of
the interior and exterior. The particular facade also is an image of
the schematic form of a virus. By using properly the design expertise,
construction knowledge and use experience it has been possible to
realize within a budget of an average office building an office with
highly specialized requirements in maintain and hygiene.
the redevelopment at the Martini North Point in Groningen. This
laboratory with over 200 employees, is the largest of its kind in the
Netherlands and does research in the field of virology and immunology.
The specialist work and very strict work protocols require a specific
design and layout of the building. Efficiency and precise protocols are
crucial for the functioning of the lab, while the appearance is
decisive as a prelude to the restructuring of the area. From
the start of the design process has in cooperation with the client and
builder been looked for the best solution to meet the strict
requirements of the functions in the building. The different features
in the plans, cross sections and materials used are clearly legible and
recognizable from each other. The ground floor is a large area occupied
by cold storage and other facilities for the research needed. The floors
above have a clear division between the laboratory spaces on the north
side with little sunlight and the lighter offices on the south side.
Besides the laboratory research it is important to exchange knowledge
between employees. Around the central atrium the collective functions
have been clustered. The floor height varies which increases the contact
between the floors in the vide and promotes encounters.
Research material is being delivered, examined and stored in the
building. The trajectory of a research tissue for virological
examination is clearly reflected in the structure, shape and material of
the interior and exterior. The particular facade also is an image of
the schematic form of a virus. By using properly the design expertise,
construction knowledge and use experience it has been possible to
realize within a budget of an average office building an office with
highly specialized requirements in maintain and hygiene.
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