Keyprojects | Hospitals Go to contents 40 The new clinic is being built on the same site as the current Radium Hospital. Construction is taking place on a narrow building site close to the existing hospital, while the hospital is in full operation throughout the construction period. The new facility will have connection points to the existing building stock, which will continue to be part of the hospital. Staticus' scope of work for this project is wide and complex. The project features two different elemental façade systems and three different element cladding types, plus fire resistant elements and stick façades. Moreover, the ventilated façades have three different types of cladding and several different fillings. Staticus' work also includes glass roofs, steel-aluminium doors, and ceilings. In total, we are designing, producing and installing 12 095 m2 of elemental façade, 484 m2 of stick façade, 1 355 m2 of ceilings (soffits), and 5 664 m2. of ventilated façade. Delivering such a diverse remit requires the entire team to adapt quickly to maintain the Radiumhospitalet is Norway's specialist hospital for the treatment of cancer, and is also Northern Europe's largest cancer centre. A new, four-part clinic is being built next to the existing hospital, where proton therapy - a new type of radiation therapy for cancer - will be carried out. necessary speed of façade production and installation. Another notable challenge with this project is the very high fire protection standards required. To meet these standards, our team has offered a number of atypical fire protection solutions. Some elements have been produced to meet strict EI60 and EI30 class fire protection requirements. Furthermore, there is the fire-resistant stick façade that was installed in the courtyard of the building. Another factor is the specific acoustic requirements. In order to fulfil the client's requirements to the fullest, we consulted with various institutes and companies specialising in this field, such as Anderson Acoustics. The Radiumhospitalet project is planned to be finished in September 2023. Radiumhospitalet University Hospital Image © Henning Larsen Oslo, Norway