The new San Jorge Hospital block integrates the ventilated facade with Coverlam, combining efficiency, durability and a contemporary and functional aesthetic.
Hospital with Coverlam facade
The new internal medicine wing at St. George's Hospital in Székesfehérvár incorporates a ventilated façade with Coverlam, enhancing the building's efficiency and durability. The Basaltina beige, Tempo anthracite, and Lava corten collections lend a contemporary, understated, and technical aesthetic, in harmony with the functionality of a healthcare environment.
This 6,100 m² project utilizes large-format ceramic tiles to create a robust, precise, and sustainable building envelope, designed for intensive use and clinical care.
Efficient and durable facade
The ventilated façade with Coverlam improves the energy performance of the new hospital building, creating a durable, lightweight, and low-maintenance envelope. Its air cavity enhances thermal insulation and moisture removal, contributing to interior comfort and the building's efficiency.
The large-format slabs provide visual continuity, construction precision, and a contemporary aesthetic, with durable finishes designed for a high-traffic healthcare environment, and a clear architectural value.
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