„Centrum Medyczne w Łańcucie” Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością „Medical Centre in Łańcut” PLC Program – spatial study for reconstruction and extension of The Hospital of Saint Michael the Archangel in Łańcut Łańcut, April 2010 Certyfikat Akredytacyjny 9122.ZESP ISO 9001:2000

Lot: diagnostic-treatment pavilion Building 1a from the southern side Road E40

Main assumptions (1) The building is based on the accepted medical program of the hospital being realized on the target basis of 298 beds, the profile of medical benefits expressed in a list of specialties accessible in the hospital and the referential standard of the district hospital. It is estimated that as far as specialties as well as service functions are concerned, the hospital will be complete so that to provide an independent program of medical services. Architect Artur Słabiak atelier Archi+ Polska PLC.

Main assumptions (2) As far as area standards are concerned, a principle for the emerging hospital is assumed not to exceed the rate of 80m2/1 bed of the total area (both usable and communicative) of the complete hospital, which evokes necessity of disciplined use of square meters of the area, but at the same time maintaining the structure standard based on a double room with a separate bathroom. This suggested rate has been consolidating in Poland for the last few years in projects of hospitals of similar purpose. Architect Artur Słabiak atelier Archi+ Polska PLC

Main assumptions (3) As the rating of a detailed operational program may be one of the criteria for appraisal of competition concept, Medical Centre limits it to formulating only the frame program determining the size of the investment – the cost. Hence, it is submitted for judgement by competing contractors to estimate the structure of the operational program, that is detailed room choice, groups of rooms and their detailed areas providing the best and the most rational realization of assumed medical tasks. Architect Artur Słabiak atelier Archi+ Polska PLC

Previous and planned structure of the hospital WardNumber of bedsBuildingStatusPlanned number of beds Anesthesiology3Nr 2To be built – stage I8* (post operative) Intensive therapyNoneTo be built – stage I4 Surgical – orthopedic39Nr 2To be built – stage I36 Gynecological – obstetric33Nr 2 aTo be built – stage I25 Neonatal 12**Nr 2 aTo be built – stage I12** Other treatmentNoneTo be built – stage I10 Pediatric15Nr 3To be built – stage I15 Contagious diseases30Nr 3To be built – stage II30 Neurological23Nr 13aExpansion under Regional Operational Program 32 Rehabilitation30Nr 13aExpansion under Regional Operational Program 38 Internal Diseases48Nr 1OK.48 Cardio logical20Nr 1OK20 Palliative14Nr 1OK14 Psychiatric for children24Nr 9OK24 Altogether * number of post operative beds is not included in the overall number ** number of neonatal beds is not included in the overall number

Stage I 18-beds surgical ward 18-beds orthopedic ward 10-beds provision for treatment wards other than those mentioned above 25-beds gynecological – obstetric ward 12-beds neonatal ward 15-beds pediatric ward 4-rooms operating block 4-beds intensive care unit 8-beds post operative unit Diagnostic imaging department (labs: MRI, CT, X-ray, mammography, USG, endoscopy) Entrance hall with reception desk Rooms for the needs of admission point Social background for the staff Additional service rooms

Stage II and III Superstructure of a floor over a proposed complex 30-beds contagious diseases ward

Functionality “Hot platform” – locating the most important functions of the hospital in the optimum area (admission point, diagnostic labs, operating block, birth giving block, intensive care unit, anesthesiology ward) High standard of rooms for patients Relocating most of the wards and functions to one complex of buildings Possibility of further expansion Construction works not colliding with current functioning of the hospital Relocating the hospital nearby the bypass of the city Parking lot

Admission point 4 admission offices Observation rooms Social background Total area – 344 square meters Waiting rooms

Diagnostic imaging labs The labs will include the following elements: – set of rooms for MRI – set of rooms for servicing 2 devices of classic X-ray diagnostics – set of rooms for CT – mammography lab – colonoscopy lab – two ultrasonography cabinets – EEG lab Total area 588 square meters

Operating block 3 operating rooms 1 caesarean section room Premedication rooms Waking up rooms Full social background Total area 571 square meters

Birth giving block Complex of birth giving rooms Positions for taking care of infants Direct access to the caesarean section room High standard Full social background Total area 450 square meters

Intensive care unit and anesthesiology ward 4 beds of classic intensive care unit 8 beds for post operative care Full social background for the staff of intensive care unit and the operating block High standard Latest technology Total area 703 square meters

“Hotel” floor Treatment wards (surgical, orthopedic, gynecological, other treatment – provisional beds Mother and child complex (obstetrics, neonatology, pediatrics) Full social background for the staff Double rooms for patients en suite Resting rooms Altogether 86 beds and 12 neonatal beds – total area 2952 square meters