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Sustainable timber construction – Baden Canton Hospital is receiving a timber façade from sustainable regional forestry
Visualisation of the KSB – the wood cladding between the panorama windows harmonises with the rhythm of the plinth façades.
Visualisation of the KSB – the wood cladding between the panorama windows harmonises with the rhythm of the plinth façades.

The about 180 cubic metres of silver fir wood used for the façades of the new Baden Canton Hospital (Kantonspital Baden, KSB) come from the surrounding sustainably managed forest. Attention is also paid to resource and energy efficiency when it comes to the cutting and processing of the wood. Thanks to the commissioning of regional companies, the timber is only moved within a radius of about 126 kilometres around the construction site.

Read more about this in the local newspaper: Baden – Canton Hospital gets a new dress – the wood for it comes from local forests | Aargauer Zeitung (in German)

The well-proportioned, large-format windows of the KSB optimally supply the patient rooms with daylight. The window elements have an integrated ventilation box that allows patients to individually let fresh air into the room in addition to the controlled ventilation.

Visualisation of the KSB – the wood cladding between the panorama windows harmonises with the rhythm of the plinth façades.
Visualisation of the KSB – the wood cladding between the panorama windows harmonises with the rhythm of the plinth façades.
Mock-up of the KSB timber facade.
Mock-up of the KSB timber facade.
Mock-up of the KSB interior with patient room.
Mock-up of the KSB interior with patient room.

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