项目名称： 坦佩雷精神科诊所

地点： 坦佩雷，芬兰

设计团队： CF Møller

建筑面积： 30000 m²

竣工时间： 2023年

摄影： Wellu Hamalainen

设计特色：

项目 - 丹麦建筑事务所CF Møller在芬兰坦佩雷完成了一座30000平方米的精神科诊所，其治疗空间与自然森林环境完美融合，创造出一个突破传统医疗机构设计理念的治愈性环境。

项目位于大学医院院区边缘，由三座U形病房建筑呈半圆形排列组成，可容纳180张床位，服务于多个专业精神科治疗单元。该建筑群最显著的特色是其与周围松树林的和谐融合，树林既起到了私密屏障的作用，又成为治疗环境的重要元素。

CF Møller打破了传统诊所的设计模式，优先考虑为每个病房提供充足的自然采光和森林景观，同时创造安全的户外空间，包括私人阳台和公共庭院。这种设计理念反映了自然环境与心理健康康复之间显著相关性的研究成果。

建筑设计通过混合使用砖石和木材的材料选择，向坦佩雷的工业遗产致敬，营造出温暖而现代的氛围。建筑刻意保持适度的高度以维持人性化尺度，而围绕中央管理中心的布局则创造出受保护的户外空间，便于社交互动和康复活动。

室内空间的设计尽量减少机构化的感觉，通过重用旧医院的家具既实现了可持续性，又保持了文化连续性。模块化的规划理念允许操作灵活性，相邻科室共享核心区域优化了资源效率。

这个项目的独特之处在于成功地将循证设计原则与当地文化元素相结合。最终呈现的是一个更像自然休养所而非临床机构的精神科医院，展示了如何通过精巧建筑设计在保证必要安全性和功能性的同时支持心理健康治疗。

团队 – C.F. Møller 建筑事务所成立于1924年，由丹麦建筑师C.F. Møller在哥本哈根创立，已发展成为斯堪的纳维亚最具影响力的建筑事务所之一，以其在北欧现代主义和可持续设计领域的开创性贡献而闻名。在近一个世纪的发展历程中，该事务所始终通过整体性的设计方法论，展现了在建筑、景观和城市规划整合方面的卓越成就。

在现任首席执行官Lone Bendorff的带领下，以及包括建筑师Klaus Toustrup、Michael Kruse和Julian Weyer在内的杰出合伙人团队的共同努力下，事务所继续通过创新的、因地制宜的设计方案塑造当代建筑。其项目组合涵盖医疗保健、教育、文化和市政等领域的标志性项目，包括备受赞誉的哥本哈根马士基大厦和芬兰坦佩雷精神科诊所。

C.F. Møller建筑事务所总部位于丹麦奥胡斯，在哥本哈根、奥斯陆、斯德哥尔摩、马尔默和柏林设有战略办事处，拥有约300名专业人员。该事务所以其整合式的可持续发展方法著称，在所有项目中实施先进的建筑信息模型（BIM）方法论和环境策略。这种对技术创新的承诺，加上对北欧建筑传统的深刻理解，使该事务所赢得了众多国际荣誉，并使其在当代建筑话语中处于领先地位。

他们的设计理念强调功能性、美学和社会责任的综合，创造出能够妥善回应人类需求和环境挑战的持久建筑。

Project Name: Tampere Psychiatric Clinic

Location: Tampere, Finland

Design Team: CF Møller

Building Area: 30,000 m²

Completion: 2023

Photography: Wellu Hamalainen

Feature：

Project - Danish architecture firm CF Møller has completed a 30,000-square-metre psychiatric clinic in Tampere, Finland, where therapeutic spaces are woven into a natural forest setting to create a healing environment that challenges traditional institutional healthcare design.

The Tampere Psychiatric Clinic, situated on the edge of the university hospital grounds, comprises three U-shaped ward buildings arranged in a semi-circular formation, accommodating 180 beds across various specialized psychiatric units. The complex's most distinctive feature is its harmonious integration with the surrounding pine forest, which serves as both a privacy buffer and a therapeutic element.

Breaking away from conventional psychiatric facility design, CF Møller has prioritized individual patient rooms with abundant natural light and forest views, while creating secure outdoor spaces that include private balconies and communal courtyards. This approach reflects growing evidence that connection to nature significantly impacts mental health recovery.

The architecture pays homage to Tampere's industrial heritage through its materiality, combining brick and wood to create a warm, contemporary atmosphere. The buildings maintain a deliberately modest height to preserve human scale, while their arrangement around a central administrative hub creates protected outdoor spaces for social interaction and rehabilitation activities.

Interior spaces are designed to minimize institutional feelings, incorporating furniture from the old hospital – a sustainable choice that also maintains cultural continuity. The modular planning concept allows operational flexibility, with shared cores between paired departments optimizing resource efficiency.

What sets this project apart is its successful integration of evidence-based design principles with local cultural elements. The result is a psychiatric facility that feels more like a retreat in nature than a clinical institution, demonstrating how thoughtful architecture can support mental health treatment while maintaining necessary security and functionality.

Design Team - C.F. Møller Architects, established in 1924 by Danish architect C.F. Møller in Copenhagen, has evolved into one of Scandinavia's most influential architectural practices, known for its pioneering contributions to Nordic modernism and sustainable design. With a legacy spanning nearly a century, the firm has consistently demonstrated excellence in integrating architecture, landscape, and urban planning through a holistic design methodology.

Under the current leadership of CEO Lone Bendorff and a distinguished partner group including architects Klaus Toustrup, Michael Kruse, and Julian Weyer, the practice continues to shape contemporary architecture through innovative, context-sensitive design solutions. The firm's portfolio encompasses landmark projects across healthcare, education, cultural, and civic sectors, including the acclaimed Maersk Tower in Copenhagen and the Tampere Psychiatric Clinic in Finland.

Operating from its headquarters in Aarhus, Denmark, with strategic offices in Copenhagen, Oslo, Stockholm, Malmö, and Berlin, C.F. Møller Architects employs approximately 300 professionals. The practice is distinguished by its integrated approach to sustainability, implementing advanced Building Information Modeling (BIM) methodologies and environmental strategies in all projects. This commitment to technical innovation, combined with a deep understanding of Nordic architectural traditions, has earned the firm numerous international accolades and positioned it at the forefront of contemporary architectural discourse.

Their design philosophy emphasizes the synthesis of functionality, aesthetics, and social responsibility, creating enduring architecture that responds thoughtfully to both human needs and environmental challenges.