See how the new infectious disease hospital in Minsk will look
It is being built on Dauhinauski Trakt.
The new infectious disease hospital, which in its appearance resembles a modern residential complex, continues to be built on Dauhinauski Trakt. How the construction is progressing was reported in the "Minskbud" Telegram channel, writes Realt.by.
This infectious disease hospital with 260 beds is unique not only for its design but also for its construction technology. It is being erected with parallel design, and the main technical innovation is lightweight steel thin-walled structures. Thanks to this technology, it is possible to build faster without compromising quality.
— A significant volume of construction and installation work has already been completed. The building for especially dangerous infections and the utility block are ready for finishing — equipment is being delivered here. Engineering facilities are also being completed, — say "Minskbud".
— The ward blocks are nearing completion: fine finishing is being finalized, medical consoles for medical gases, electrical systems are installed, plumbing equipment is in place, and commissioning tests of engineering systems are being conducted.
Furniture is already being brought into the boxes.
The main efforts of the finishers are now focused on the main building. In September, builders plan to complete the facade finishing.
The building, 2-3 floors high, is divided into 7 blocks.
— Inside, painting is already underway, tiles are being laid, partitions are being installed, and doors are being fitted. The largest volumes of finishing work have been completed in five out of seven blocks.
Simultaneously, landscaping of the hospital campus territory is also underway — paving slabs are being laid, driveways are being asphalted, and lawns are being formed.