New hospital in Oulu: C-building
The Oulu University Hospital (OYS), the specialist healthcare hub of Northern Finland, serves nearly half a million Finns with specialist medical care services. The hospital's entire service area covers nearly 750,000 Finns. In collaboration with the University of Oulu and regional central hospitals, OYS trains a significant number of specialist doctors to meet the healthcare needs of Northern Finland.
The new C-building at Oulu University Hospital is being developed with a vision to provide high-quality patient care, create a positive work environment, and ensure future flexibility. The new C-building aims to meet the evolving demands of future healthcare.
Upon completion, the C-building will be the fifth new building in the Oulu hospital area within the past 10 years. The building will have 9 floors and a total area of approximately 35,500 square meters.
Ramboll secured this project thanks to its expertise, experience, and strong local staff. Additionally, Ramboll’s previous successful collaboration with the client positively influenced the decision. In this project, Ramboll is working closely with both the Wellbeing Services County of North Ostrobothnia and NCC.
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