SAN PAOLO HOSPITAL

MILAN - ITALY

The San Paolo Hospital in Milan is part of ASST Santi Paolo e Carlo. Recognized by the Italian Ministry of Health as a hospital of national importance, it has 635 beds and serves a catchment area of approximately 500,000 people. The facility includes nine operating rooms, Spiral CT, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Digital Angiography, and regional reference centers for specialist diagnosis and treatment.

 

Within the surgical block, Casaluci handled the design and construction of 4 operating rooms and the preparation and recovery areas. The project integrates the Sintesy modular system, The Nextsystem, integrated totems, stainless steel and digitally printed glass panels, HPL doors, stainless steel cabinets and sinks, creating functional, sanitizable and recognizable environments designed to improve flows, safety and the operational efficiency of medical teams during the pre- and post-operative phases.

PROJECT DETAILS

YEAR

2026

AREA OF INTERVENTION

4 sale operatorie
aree preparazione e risveglio

SOLUTION

Sintesy
The NextSystem

MATERIALI

Stainless steel
Digitally printed glass

HIGHLIGHTS

4 operating rooms
Preparation and recovery areas
Stainless steel and glass walls
Integrated totems

The project develops a coordinated system of operating rooms and support environments, where the surgical area, preparation and recovery spaces interact through modular solutions, technical materials and integrated components.

 

For the operating rooms, Casaluci used the Sintesy modular system, designed for highly specialized departments and configurable according to the operational needs of the healthcare space. The stainless steel and digitally printed glass walls define sanitizable, resistant environments suitable for the integration of technologies, systems and medical devices.

 

The technical equipment includes technical panels, monitors, digital clocks and medical workstations, supporting the control of the main operating room parameters, from lighting to ventilation, from temperature to alarms.

 

The composition of the environments enhances colour as a tool for orientation and recognizability. The chromatic fields in yellow, green, light blue and blue identify the different rooms and make the spaces clearer, more welcoming and immediately readable. The marine images printed on glass introduce a patient-centered approach, softening the perception of the technical environment through coastal landscapes, sea and natural light.

 

In the preparation and recovery areas, The Nextsystem organizes patient stations, equipped walls and integrated totems in a compact and functional system. The technical systems are easily accessible, while mobile separators and illuminated numbering contribute to the orderly management of care, privacy and operations.

 

To complete the project, HPL doors, stainless steel cabinets and stainless steel sinks reinforce the technical and hygienic continuity of the intervention, offering resistant, sanitizable solutions suitable for daily use in high-intensity surgical contexts.

 

With this project, Casaluci confirms its ability to develop custom healthcare environments, integrating modular systems, high-performance materials, medical technologies and technical furniture in a unified project designed to improve efficiency, safety and the quality of the experience within the surgical block.

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