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- Medisiina D, Turku
Medisiina D, Turku
Medisiina D is a multi-user health-care facility located next to Turku University Hospital, in Turku’s Kupittaa district. The guidelines for the building project included adaptability, healthiness, and safety. The building's space solutions, materials, and structures were designed in line with the principles of sustainable development. This 10-storey building houses teaching, research, and diagnostic facilities, along with open public spaces such as lecture halls, group-work rooms, business premises, and a cafeteria. The premises are used by the University of Turku, Southwest Finland Hospital District (VSSHP), and Turku University of Applied Sciences.
