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Architects Collective, F+P Architects and SWAP Architecture are pooling their expertise across projects to create a leading Healthcare Architecture cooperation.

With the restructuring and service expansion of the Favoriten Clinic, a central building for a new central emergency room, the departments of cardiology, internal medicine, neurology as well as pulmonology is to be built in place of the outdated pavilion structure. F+P ARCHITEKTEN are in charge as general planner.

Architects Collective and SWAP Architektur are part of the Technical University of Vienna’s Healthcare Facilities Breakout Sessions—A series of online discussions on the interface between medicine and architecture. The series is part of the University’s postgraduate master's program “Healthcare Facilities”.

2nd place! Increased well-being through daylight and green space: It is always challenging to provide sufficient daylight and green spaces in dense urban settings. The design of AHA Austrian Healthcare Architects—in the competition Kinderzentrum Kepler Klinikum Linz—meets this challenge head-on and provides plentiful access to the exterior on every floor.

With the restructuring and expansion of services at the Favoriten Clinic, a central building is to be erected in place of the outdated pavilion structure.

The design strategies of Healing Architecture aim to meet the needs of everyone in the healthcare sector.

We at AHA are bringing our technical know-how together across projects, creating new synergies and establishing a new brand for forward-thinking architecture.

Healing Architecture creates a culture of soothing encounter and interaction in Healthcare Facilities.

Direct views of the greenery and good lighting have been proven to support patient recovery and staff job satisfaction.

Our aim is to meet the highly complex and constantly expanding list of planning requirements for healthcare facilities in the best possible way.

Healthcare Facilities Breakout Sessions: A series of talks organised by the Technical University of Vienna and the Medical University of Vienna.

Architects Collective and SWAP Architektur are part of the Technical University of Vienna’s Healthcare Facilities Breakout Sessions - A series of online discussions on the interface between medicine and architecture. The series is part of the University’s postgraduate master's program "Healthcare Facilities,” a cooperation between the Medical University of Vienna and the Technical University of Vienna beginning in autumn 2023.

The moderators of these series of talks are Michael Hiesmayr from MedUni Vienna and Christian Kühn from the Faculty of Architecture at Vienna University of Technology.

Healing Architecture is prioritized in the planning process alongside technique and functionality.