Restoration and extension of the heritage building ‘Sanatorium Tombeek’ into a residential nursing care home and assisted service flats, BE Studiebureau Boydens
Restoration and extension of the heritage building ‘Sanatorium Tombeek’ into a residential nursing care home and assisted service flats, BE
description
Restoration and reassignment of the former Sanatorium Joseph Lemaire built in 1937, which is situated in a nature reserve complex originally for the care of tuberculosis patients. This building is a protected heritage building, and must comply according for any structural, design, or technical changes to the building.
It has been transformed into a residential nursing care home with a wing assigned for assisted service flats. Furthermore, a day center is foreseen together with a public accessible restaurant and an underground parking garage.
Building envelope optimization was performed on the both the heritage building and the new additional wing of the complex.
The central heating utilizes condensing boilers. Natural ventilation combined with free cooling is used in the general public spaces.
general data
total cost price: € 22.000.000,00 hors TVA
total area: 17.300 m² (120 chambres et 60 résidences-services)
Study start date:: June 2009
completion date: February 2017
nature of work: Restoration / extension: study and following up MEP / EPBD reporting
cost techniques: € 4.300.000,10 VAT excluded
sustainable
K Level: 45
E Level: 100
Certification: -
client
Kumpen NV, Paalsteenstraat 36, 3500 Hasselt, BE
architect
SVR-Architects nv, Volhardingstraat 26, 2020 Antwerp, BE