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AZ Monica Antwerp
In early January 2024, the new hospital wing at the AZ Monica campus in Antwerp was opened. This wing includes, among other things, twelve operating rooms and mainly focuses on specialized care. For this purpose, the former nuclear medicine department, the old chapel, and the monastery, all dating back to the 1930s, were demolished.
EEG Medical / Heyer was responsible for laying an entirely new network for medical gases.
This very complex achievement was a fine accomplishment from start to finish and included:
The installation of a brand new vacuum central system
The establishment of a modern compressed air central system
The relocation of sources for oxygen, compressed air, and laughing gas
The installation of 19 bed rails
The laying of approximately 7 kilometers of pipelines
The installation of 24 pendants in the 12 operating rooms
12 pendants in the recovery room
The installation of 17 shut-off cabinets
The laying of pipelines on the exterior facade using a tower crane
The installation of emergency sources
The coordination of placing a new oxygen tank
The challenge was significantly increased by the unique architecture of the building, which takes on an arch shape. Laying pipelines within such a structure required creative solutions, such as the use of a 90°-90° system for large-diameter pipelines.
This project was not only a showcase of great craftsmanship but also a testament to excellence in planning and execution.
