Welcome to KliniK Hollenburg, an early example of using mass timber in a healthcare facility.

The Sanlas Group, which operates the facility, is headquartered in Graz and was founded in 1992 by Dr. Günter Nebel, a chief physician. The group operates similar centres across Austria.

Construction was managed by Porr Bau GmbH, serving as the design-build contractor. The project involved the timely completion of a 13,300 m² facility consisting of two intersecting U-shaped buildings with multiple storeys, including an underground parking area, within a 13-month construction period.

The clinic’s layout features a central foyer that connects various sections of the building. It includes 100 single and 10 twin rooms distributed across different wards and therapy areas. The facility also encompasses a day clinic and outpatient services. The east wing is designed to house a gym and an adjacent relaxation room.

The ground floor has an on-site kitchen, a restaurant, and a café. Patient rooms are located on the first and second floors, while the third floor will host a health hotel with 17 suites and an adjoining roof terrace.

The underground car park offers 75 spaces, supplemented by 90 additional spots and a bus parking area outside. The basement houses the heating system, building services, and additional storage rooms, along with the underground car park.

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