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 Project Assignment
 Construction 
      of the new hospital connection for placement of the departments:
 inner medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, research and science
 
 Contractor
 University Clinic Rudolf Virchow Berlin (Senate Administration 
      for Building and Construction, Berlin)
 Scope 
        of Processing
  four 
        10 kV-interconnecting stations from the public network, limit load approximately 
        3000 kW 
  lightning protection 
        and grounding system 
  building installations 
        including SV network (diesel net) and ZSV net (batteries), light-ing, 
        cable lines 
  information 
        and communication technology (telephone, light signaling, Electro-acoustical 
        system, fire alarm system, paging installation, antenna system, time 
        keep-ing systems, intercom, access control systems)
 
  central control 
        technology 
  EDP network 
        (light wave guide and cut-off cable, Ethernet operating system components) 
  materials handling 
        technology (pneumatic post, 20 elevators) 
  fire protection 
        measures 
        Processing Time1997
 Our 
        Services< 
      back
  Planning 
  Invitation 
        to tenders 
  Placing of 
        orders 
  Site supervision 
 Starting 
        Situation
 With the Senate decision for the reconstruction of the 
        University Clinic, the Charlottenburg Clinic was
 relocated on the grounds of the Rudolf Virchow district hospital.
 
 Result
 The concept of the Virchow Clinic is a design for a clinic 
        reform in Germany.
 The Virchow Clinic has Europe's most extensive intercommunication light 
        call installation for patients and medical personnel. Telephone and pager 
        are implemented in a "Com-Center".
 
 Facts 
        and Figures
 
  gross floor area: 103.700m², building volume: 400.000m³ 
  10 floors (including 
        3 technology floors), 650 beds 
  total construction 
        costs 561 Mio DM (approximately 286,8 Mio €) 
  building cost 
        share approximately 56 Mio. DM (approximately 28,6 Mio €) 
 
 
 
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