La Salle-les-Alpes stands out for its commitment to sustainable construction with the recent recognition of a medical home in National Wood Construction Prize 2024. This multidisciplinary building, erected using 63m3 of Bois des Alpes, highlights an innovative approach, combining aesthetics and efficiency. This initiative demonstrates the municipality’s desire to promote environmentally friendly infrastructure, while meeting growing health needs. Cost control and speed of construction, enabled by the use of wood, reinforce the appeal of this exemplary project.
The municipality of La Salle-les-Alpes was recently honored for her multidisciplinary medical home, who won the prestigious National Wood Construction Prize 2024. This innovative project is distinguished by the use of 63m3 of Bois des Alpes in its construction, integrating wood into the framework, THE wooden frame walls and the larch cladding. Thanks to this sustainable approach, the site benefited from a optimization of deadlines and a cost control. The inauguration of this structure demonstrates the municipality’s commitment to modern and environmentally friendly health solutions.
La Salle-les-Alpes, an example of wooden construction
The medical center of La Salle-les-Alpes was recently awarded for its innovation in wooden construction. This project was able to combine aesthetics and functionality, thus meeting the needs of the local community. The modern design and use of sustainable materials, including alpine woods, are at the heart of this exemplary achievement.
A nationally awarded project
THE National Wood Construction Prize 2024 highlighted new and exceptional projects, including the La Salle-les-Alpes Medical Center. Craftsmen and architects have integrated 63 m3 of wood to design the framework, the wooden frame walls and the larch cladding, thus highlighting the advantages of environmentally friendly construction. This prestigious recognition demonstrates the commitment to sustainable development that characterizes this project.
A strategic choice for local health
The construction of this multidisciplinary health center in La Salle-les-Alpes represents a significant step forward for the community. Not only does it promote access to care, but it is also part of an economic approach, optimizing construction time while controlling costs. This construction model has been praised for its innovative approach, and the choice of a wooden structure reinforces the durability and comfort of the care spaces.
