On the edge of the Fontainebleau Forest and close to its château, the project envisions a hospital within a “forest garden.” Nature is at the heart of the project, both in the generous openings towards the wooded exterior and in the shades of green of its glazed extruded ceramic envelope.

Following an initial phase consisting of the creation of a new building, particularly accommodating the new technical platform, the project is now continuing with the restructuring of the existing building, known as “Seramy”: this involves the development of a consultation and exploration platform, a 15-bed palliative care unit, a dialysis center, a pediatric unit with 15 beds and 2 day places, a neonatal unit, two additional operating rooms, a 6-bed kangaroo sector within the existing maternity ward, as well as storage and technical areas.

The existing structures are undergoing a thermal renovation of the facades, which will be clad with the same ceramic cladding as the New Hospital, thus forming a single colored ribbon, in harmony with the neighboring forest. The Hospital Center regains unity on the outside through its facade, as well as on the inside through its functional connections.