Polflam Project: Vratislavia Medica St. John Paul II Hospital

Date: 1 March 2019

VRATISLAVIA MEDICA ST. JOHN PAUL II HOSPITAL, THE WROCŁAW CENTER FOR REHABILITATION AND SPORTS MEDICINE

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Date: 1 March 2019

POLFLAM® glass, class EI 60 was used in the fire-safe doors of this building.

The new headquarters of the well-known Wrocław Centre for Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine is one of the most modern medical facilities in Poland.

It was awarded distinctions in the category "Public Building" in the architectural competition Beautiful Wrocław 2018.

A three-storey building with an area of almost 13,000 m2 houses a healthcare centre with a modern operating suite, rehabilitation areas and a hydro-kinetic therapy pool. POLFLAM® glass, class EI 60 was used in the fire-safe doors of this building.

Project: Vratislavia Medica St. John Paul II Hospital, The Wrocław Centre for Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine

Application: fire-safe doors

General contractor: Autorska Pracownia Architektury Hubka

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