The Constanța City Hall has announced the start of the demolition works of the Infectious Diseases Hospital building, constructed in 1938 and classified in seismic risk class I. The works include archaeological excavations, the demolition of the section affected by fire, and the reconstruction of the hospital with three levels, according to DSP regulations. The project, funded through the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, will include foundation strengthening, modernization of installations, and the installation of photovoltaic panels, with a total value of nearly 87 million lei.
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Clădirea Spitalului de Boli Infecţioase, care are risc seismic I, va fi demolată şi reconstruită. Care e valoarea proiectului
Clădirea Spitalului Clinic de Boli Infecţioase Constanţa, încadrată în clasa de risc seismic I, va fi demolată parţial şi reconstruită/ Noul spital va avea trei etaje, faţă de două în prezent/ Valoarea proiectului este de aproape 87 de milioane de lei
Clădirea Spitalului Clinic de Boli Infecţioase Constanţa va fi demolată parţial şi reconstruită / Spitalul a fost afectat puternic în 2021 de incendiul în care 7 persoane au murit / Proiectul este finanțat din PNRR
Clădirea cu risc seismic I a Spitalului Clinic de Boli Infecţioase Constanţa va fi demolată parţial şi reconstruită
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