Náchod Hospital is the largest health care facility established by the Hradec Králové Region and serves more than 200 thousand inhabitants. The aim was to build two new pavilions. Pavilion K will serve as the heart of the hospital, designed for intensive care medicine. Pavilion J will provide inpatient care with a capacity of 150 beds. Pavilion K will house the children's ward, the maternity ward, ARO beds and ICU beds, aseptic and super-aseptic operating theatres and all imaging including MRI. This pavilion includes 8 operating theatres, one of which is unique in that it contains preparation for future robotic surgery. The suites will feature a state-of-the-art 4K video management system. This intelligent platform provides the capability to efficiently visually manage and verify events in real time, trace back the necessary information in the captured footage, archive the footage or mediate a video conference directly from these halls to anyone invited from around the world.

Unique and unique in this range is the oxygen production technology supplied. The oxygen generator is based on the principle of using molecular sieves that are able to separate nitrogen from oxygen based on different molecular sizes. All technologies installed in the new pavilions can be centrally controlled and managed remotely. Visualizations can be used to monitor and control setup parameters in real time, from the temperature in individual rooms of the buildings to the medical gas pressures in the operating theatres. The building has a ventilated façade of ceramic and coloured glass panels combined with external horizontal and vertical skylights and aluminium double glazing. Most of the roofs are planted with extensive greenery, while other parts of the roofs have cooling sources.