On Thursday, March 6th, the event “Nuovi Grandi Ospedali: Spazi di Vita, Luoghi di Cura” was held in Turin at Palazzo Saluzzo Paesana, organized by Dialoghi Metropolitani. It was an opportunity for experts to discuss and rethink the future of hospital architecture and its impact on the community.
Among the speakers of the evening, our President, Fabio Inzani, contributed on behalf of Tecnicaer, highlighting the fundamental role of architectural and technological design in creating state-of-the-art healthcare facilities. The hospitals of the future should not only be places of care but true living spaces designed for the well-being of patients, healthcare professionals, and the community.
The event featured prominent figures from various fields:
- Marco Berry, author and television host
- Cristiana Caira, White Architects and Professor at Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg
- Don Paolo Fini, Archdiocesan Delegate of the Diocese of Turin
- Fabio Inzani, President of Tecnicaer
- Marco Trivelli, General Director of ASST Lecco
- Andrea Tronzano, Councillor for the Budget, Region of Piedmont
- Veronica Vecchi, Professor at SDA Bocconi
The discussion addressed crucial topics for the future of healthcare: from the need for greater humanization of hospital spaces to the integration of innovative technologies to improve the patient experience. The challenge of creating a healthcare system capable of addressing not only clinical needs but also those of dignity, well-being, and safety for individuals was also discussed.
Tecnicaer is honored to have participated in this debate, reaffirming its commitment to the design of modern and sustainable healthcare facilities. We will continue to work towards ensuring that the hospitals of the future are increasingly focused on the value of the human being, combining innovation with a strong attention to individuals.
