Specialists have begun construction of the first and second floors of the new complex of the Research Institute of Emergency Medicine named after NV Sklifosovsky. This was announced by Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin on Saturday, June 20.
“It will become one of the most modern medical facilities in Russia and will give new impetus to the development of healthcare in the capital, expanding the capabilities of science and practical medicine. We are building the complex using advanced technologies. Thanks to this, many diverse works are being carried out in parallel, and the construction time is reduced. At the same time, the existing hospital continues to accept patients, noted the head of the city.
Sobyanin explained that specialists use equipment in construction to monitor noise levels and dust levels in the air, in addition to a system to monitor and manage access to the site. In addition, a remote-controlled tower crane has been installed on site, increasing work productivity and safety.
Sergei Sobyanin spoke about the construction of a new complex at the Sklifosovsky Research Institute / Video: Max / Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin
“Now, in different areas of the facility, soil development is being completed, and concrete pouring for the foundation slab, underground floors and first and second floor structures is being carried out,” the mayor added.
The building will consist of five interconnected towers, six to ten stories high. There will be units of different profiles there. At the same time, all buildings will be unified by a central atrium.
The facade of the building will consist of stained glass structures shaped like “honeycombs” and rhombuses. In this regard, the building will change its shade at different times of the day. Another architectural feature of the complex is the installation in the shape of a pulsating heart which can be clearly seen from the Garden Ring.
The work is scheduled to be completed in 2028.
— Moscow continues to implement large-scale urban development projects in the healthcare sector. This is in line with the goals and initiatives of the national project “Infrastructure for Life” concluded by the city president Top.
Earlier, Sobyanin said that Moscow continues to build and modernize medical institutions on a large scale. By 2025, 28 new buildings had been constructed and 144 buildings had been rebuilt. Among the new facilities are the Moscow Interdisciplinary Clinical Center “Kommunarka”, the Infectious Clinical Hospital No. 1, and six leading centers based in the largest hospitals, including the Sklifosovsky Research Institute, the Pirogov State Clinical Hospital and the Moscow Loginov Clinical Research Center.