Between 2019 and 2024, two new buildings have been constructed at the Radium Hospital: a new clinic building and a proton therapy building. The clinic building houses many of the same activities that already take place at the hospital, while the proton therapy building contains advanced equipment for proton treatment – a therapy patients previously had to travel abroad to receive. In addition, the building will accommodate other activities related to radiation therapy at the Radium Hospital.

The client and owner of the project is Helse Sør Øst RHF (South Eastern Norway Regional Health Authority).

In the summer of 2023, work began on the facades and interior installations.

Jotne Ankers’ deliveries for the project include:

- Custom interior staircase: straight-run staircases suspended with rods, featuring self-supporting glass railings in the Glassgate area

- Self-supporting glass railings along slab edges in the Glassgate

- Steel staircases with self-supporting glass railings

- Straight-run staircases in technical rooms

- Spiral staircases in technical rooms

- Platforms and walkways made of grating in technical rooms

- Steel railings

- Handrails

- Bollards

- Column and wall protection

- Ladders

- Steel and aluminum slats and panels mounted on walls

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