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Innovative design at the service of health
The Polyclinic Les Jasmins represents a significant architectural achievement in the field of health, located strategically in the heart of the North Urban Center of Tunis. Designed by the architect Sahbi Gorgi, this 20,000 m² medical structure spread over seven floors is distinguished by its contemporary approach to hospital architecture.
The project is characterized by intelligent spatial management that meets the complex requirements of a modern healthcare facility. The architect created a fluid organization of spaces that facilitates the movement of patients and medical personnel, thus optimizing the daily functioning of the establishment. Architecturally, this fluidity results in harmonious transitions between the various functional areas, creating an environment that is both effective and soothing.
TPR solutions for an optimal care environment
The TPR solutions implemented, in particular the EX45 Prestige, EX60 Prestige windows, the 52H+ curtain wall and the ventilation grills, are essential technical and aesthetic elements of this achievement. These high-performance aluminum systems ensure an architectural envelope that perfectly meets the specific requirements of a health establishment: control of natural light, optimal thermal and acoustic insulation, and indoor air quality thanks to integrated ventilation systems.
The TPR 52H+ curtain wall facade creates a contemporary architectural expression that affirms the identity of the establishment in its urban environment. The large glass surfaces allow a generous supply of natural light into the interior spaces, contributing to the well-being of patients and caregivers. This controlled luminosity actively contributes to the creation of an atmosphere conducive to healing and medical work.
The windows of the Prestige series harmoniously complement this architectural envelope by offering high-performance solutions both technically and aesthetically. Their robustness and quality ensure the durability necessary for an intensive use building such as a clinic.
The architect Sahbi Gorgi, a respected figure in Tunisian architecture and former president of the Order of Architects, brought to this project his demanding vision of a health architecture that places people at the center of concerns.
