General information
The project consists of a three-storey building to be built in Lund,
Kongsgård alle 71, Kristiansand S
Site Information
Vest-Agder Klinikkene is placed on an old farm, called Kongsgård, about 3
km from the city centre. The farm consists of the old farmhouse, a traditional
white painted building, a new office building from 1988 and an old barn. The old
farmhouse has been detached at the back with various extensions to house all the
users. The farm is situated in a lovely setting with large beech and oak trees,
gardens and recreation areas. The nearest neighbours are on the south side a
garden village and at the back a museum of traditional buildings. The town
Kristiansand is one of 4 cities in Norway with status of "environmental
city". The "Environmental cities" is a project started by the
Ministry of Environment in 1993. The four cities are pioneering activities to
improve the local environment. As a result, Kristiansand has improved the
renovation system, cleaned up the pollution in the river Otra, reduced the
traffic and in many other ways improved both social and physical environment in
the city.
The building
The project has three floors and a basement, altogether 2200m2. Each floor
will have different treatment to various groups of patients.
Ground floor - the basis ward
The basis ward gives a 6 week treatment after the "Minnesota model".
The basis group consists of 12 small bedrooms and bathrooms, 1 common room with
a small kitchen. This ward will be run like a hotel. On the ground floor is also
a kitchen terminal which will serve the patients on ground and first floor.
The first floor - emergency and detoxication ward
This ward also consists of 12 small bedrooms and bathrooms, 1 common room
with a small kitchen. The patients will spend about 1- 2 weeks in this ward,
here is receiving rooms and other staff rooms. There is also a large room for
education.
The second floor - drugs and psychiatric ward
This ward consists of 14 small bedrooms and bathrooms. 4 of the rooms can be
locked and isolated from the rest of the ward. There are also common rooms,
dining room and kitchens.
Facades and integration of PV-modules
The facades are to be built in natural stone and timber cladding. PV-project
is planned in two different ways of integrating modules. The south corner of the
building is designed with a curtain wall aluminium system and where the
PV-modules are integrated in the system. The southwest facade is also designed
with shading device structure.
Timetable
The construction of the building started in November 2002 and is to be
finished in January 2004.The installation of the PV modules will be made during
the autumn of 2003.
Budget and financing
The total budget for the building is approximately 40 mill nkr (5 MEuro).
The project is financed by Vest-Agder County.
Partners
The project is carried out by the technical division in Vest-Agder County
(Tet AS), and the architect is Egerdahl & Nordbø AS, located in
Kristiansand. The PV supplier is to be selected during June 2003.
Contribution to the PV-NORD project
The project will demonstrate how PV can be incorporated in an
architecturally conventional building in Kristiansand, Norway.
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