Coronavirus in Italien, Errichtung der Container-Intensiv-Station CURA in Turin

23.04.2020

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A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462608 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462607 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462606 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462603 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462600 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462598 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462597 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
A two-bed intensive care unit within a shipping container has been built at a hospital in Turin and is being used to treat patients fighting the coronavirus. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments (CURA), the intensive care pod was designed by Italian architects Carlo Ratti and Italo Rota to increase intensive care unit (ICU) capacity in northern Italy. The pod, which contains two beds, has been installed at a temporary hospital built within the Officine Grandi Riparazioni complex in central Turin. The first patient was admitted earlier this week on 19 April. Built within a 6.1-metre-long shipping container, the intensive care pod contains beds and facilities including ventilators, monitors, intravenous fluid stands and syringe drivers for two patients. Ratti believes that the shipping-container pods combine the benef Copyright: xx 40462596 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.

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