The children’s hospital Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital, also known as “Børneriget”, is under construction in the center of Copenhagen. The hospital is being built by the Capital Region in Denmark, and the contractor for the project is NCC Denmark.
New Building Project "Børneriget"
- Project: Mary Elizabeths Children’s Hospital – “Børneriget”
- Project Type: New Building, Hospital
- Size: 60.000 m²
- Contractor: NCC A/S
- Location: Copenhagen, Denmark
- Liftroller system: Liftroller Wall and Liftroller E Wagon
The new children’s hospital will be part of Rigshospitalet.
Mary Elizabeths Hospital will include 179 single rooms, 79 outpatient rooms, and 15 operating rooms. It is being constructed on Rigshospitalet’s property on the corner facing Nørre Alle and Tagensvej.
The hospital will consist of 7 floors and a basement, accommodating 900 patients and their families, along with 1200 staff members.
Two tunnels underground, as well as a pedestrian bridge, will connect the new building to Rigshospitalet.
-Facts sourced from the Capital Region’s website. https://www.rigshospitalet.dk/
Groundbreaking hospital
..With Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital, Rigshospitalet, the Capital Region, and Ole Kirk’s Foundation have joined forces to build a groundbreaking hospital, taking new approaches to accommodate families lives and needs in vulnerable life situations. Here, research and highly specialized treatment for children, youth, and pregnant women at the highest international level will go hand in hand with play and cohesive treatment processes. To ensure a world-class user experience, part of Ole Kirk’s Foundation’s grant is earmarked to improve the hospital’s user experience team consisting of anthropologists, service designers, play designers, product designers, and architects working to create the best environment for children, youth, their families, and our staff.»
-Excerpt from the Capital Region’s news release. www.rigshospitalet.dk
This video shows two different material deliveries on site.
First part is showing the Interior contractor Elindco rolling in a large amount of steel beams on the third floor. Second part is showing The HVAC contractor Wicotec Kirkebjerg rolling in long lengths of steel pipes in various dimensions.Both contractors are using the Liftroller E Wagon for internal logistics after the goods has been rolled in on the Liftroller Wall.
Several of those who participated in the use of the Liftroller system during our visit had already used Liftroller on other projects in Denmark and had good experience. This applied to carpenters, plumbers, and crane operators. Therefore, they were pleased to be able to use it on this project as well. One project that several mentioned was the Postbyen, the New Danish Bank headquarter, which had several Liftroller Wall installed during the extencive project.
Montera - Liftrollers partner in Denmark.
Rental company Liftroller Rental has partnered with Montera ApS to ensure quick and stable customer service in Denmark. With its own product inventory and Liftroller-certified installers, customer orders and deliveries of our products become more efficient, while ensuring good expertise and knowledge in the handling and installation of our products.
We thank you for the provided images from the project.
On site adaptions
We are continually impressed by our customers’ creativity and clever solutions for closing the openings where Liftroller is installed when not in use. Børneriget is no exception. Here, they have created a gateway sealed with transparent plexiglass plates that slide into a groove. It is easy and quick to open and close as needed.
Børneriget undoubtedly has an intriguing facade that, at first glance, may seem challenging for installing Liftroller Wall. The unique facade is designed to effectively shield against sunlight, and it was crucial to protect the special facade panels during crane operations. Our Danish partner, Montera, has extensive experience in installing Liftrollers and handled this situation effectively. In collaboration with local carpenters, they created a frame that allowed the full utilization of the available window width and provided protection for the finished facade.
Photos from the construction project Mary Elizabeth’s Hospital
Material handling by Elindco
Material handling by Wicotec Kirkebjerg