Building spaces for care
The construction of a hospital brings together a wide variety of spaces and structural elements that must meet the needs of a building intended for people. At Benghazi Hospital, MAQUIOBRAS took part by supplying phenolic formwork for the execution of walls and columns, providing a solution adapted to the project's structural needs.
A project where construction has a purpose
Hospital projects require structures capable of shaping spaces intended for a particularly sensitive activity. Walls, columns and other structural elements are part of a building that, once completed, will be used to provide healthcare services.
At Benghazi Hospital, the formwork work focused on the execution of walls and columns using solutions adapted to the characteristics of the project.
Phenolic formwork for walls and columns
MAQUIOBRAS supplied phenolic formwork for the execution of the main vertical elements covered by its participation in the project.
The solution made it possible to address both the walls and the columns with a formwork system designed for this type of element, adapting to the project's different construction needs.
A technical solution serving a project for people
Participation in Benghazi Hospital represents a new application of MAQUIOBRAS formwork solutions in a building project intended for healthcare use.
Every structure has a function. Some also have a particularly human purpose.
Beyond the structural element, each formwork solution is part of a construction process that ultimately shapes spaces designed for people.
