The main façade, looking south, has two of the building's main innovations: a brise-soleil protecting the administration departments, designed with transparent photovoltaic cell panels, and a led's information panel 120 m. long (the longest in Europe, so far) which penetrates into the main hall, allowing to participate from its messages also inside the building.
The implantation of the building follows the SE-NW axis of the plot.
There are two levels of access to the building, with a floor between them. The hospital is laid out on four floors (ground+3), with the two highest (second and third) occupied by the inpatient units together with outpatient areas and consulting rooms and department offices. This layout (which is unusual in its sitting of outpatient services) enables of all each department’s patient care and work areas to be grouped together, optimizing staff effectiveness and minimizing circulation.
The ‘open’ scheme on the NW side allows the addition of a series of new modules: inpatient, logistics, central services, outpatient consultations and services, etc.
Good exposure to natural light is a factor of great importance in this type of building, and the design thus incorporates a system generously sized patios, fully incorporated into the structural grid, to provide the different departments with fresh air and sunlight

Credits:

Location: San Javier. Pozo Aledo (Murcia)
Project initial date: 2004
Project final date: 2010
Developer: GISCARMSA, SAU
Area: 61.352 m2
Project direction and Site supervision: CASA SL, Roger Pernas & Francesc Pernas, Arquitecto
Collaborators: Bernat Gato, , Architects; Grupo J.G. SA, Joan Gallostra, Julio Morá (MEP); NB 35 SL, Jesús Jiménez, Fran Unzueta, Pedro Pastor (Structure); Neoingena SL, Emilio García, Rafa Galindo, Pedro Ruíz (Site supervision); SMDos (Health and Safety coordination); GOC SA (Quality control); AERTEC (Heliport).
Building constructor: OHL SA, Oscar del Pozo (Site Manager)