The Princess Máxima Centre for child oncology designed by LIAG brings together all expertise in the field of care and research at the very highest level. The Princess Máxima Centre is unique, and at 45,000 m2 it is the biggest child oncology center in Europe. The Princess Máxima Centre for child oncology wants to cure every child with cancer and offer them an optimal quality of life. Its architecture, with its unique interior and exterior, helping to achieve this goal. There is a natural flow between inside and outside, and between the worlds of children and research. The main route through the building forms a meeting zone for children, parents, doctors, nurses, and researchers.

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Architects: LIAG architects

Location: Heidelberglaan 25, 3584 EA Utrecht, The Netherlands
Lead Architects: Arie Aalbers, Thomas Bögl, Erik Schotte, Maja Frakowiack, Meagan Kerr, Jordy Aarts, Tjarda Roeloffs-Valk, Martha de Geus , Harmen Landman, Nick Schat, Thomas Witteman and Erik Brummelhaus

Area: 44833.0 m2

Project Year: 2018

Photographs: Ronald Tilleman

Landscape Design: BplusB

Structural Engineer: Zonneveld ingenieurs

Technical Engineers: RHDHV / Halmos

Building Physics Advisor: RHDHV

Contractor: Pro Liberis

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