The lighting supports the appearance and needs of the various rooms, creating a bright, secure environment for the patients - anything but a sterile, institutional atmosphere. At the same time, functionality, comfort and security are still top of the agenda.

”In order to underline the movement in the architecture, we chose oblong fittings for the whole upper floor, which is characterised by numerous corridors in various directions. The fittings provide direction themselves and follow the building’s movements,” explains architect David Zahle.

On the lower floor, the classic glass fittings are there to focus on the directionless openness of the large rooms.

Built-in wall lights with LEDs at skirting board level function as night lights.