Preliminary design for Health care center subdivision Ugrinovci  has been developed in accordance with the Public procurement announced by the City administration of the city of Belgrade, Secretariat for investments. The user of the building shall be health care center Zemun.

The building shall be developed on the cadastral lot C.L. 4219, C.M. Ugrinovci, Zemun, of the area 3583 sqm. Due to the capacity increase of the subdivision, demolition of the existing and construction of the new building has been planned.

With regard to the organization, the building has been designed as two independent sections– adult patient care and child and youth health care.

The first section comprises a ground floor and 1 floor above, in L shape, with technical room on the roof. The ground floor shall hosue a general practice department, lab diagnostics department as well as technical and auxiliary rooms. The first floor shall house, above the general practice department, the dental department and obstetrics/gynecology department. Domiciliary care, general rooms and staff rooms shall be sited above the lab diagnostics department. The balcony shall be accessed via staff room and floor corridor. The flat part of the roof is walkable and shall be used as the rooftop balcony.

Other section is located on the south-west part of the lot, and it comprises strictly separated parts for sick and healthy children with separate entrances, staff room within the child and youth health care department. Pharmacy “Beograd” shall be located next to adult patients entrance.

These two sections shall be linked via central corridor, the ground floor level is elevated by 0.75m against the grade level and total gross floor area of the building is P =1.554,73 m².

The used materials are compliant with all the rules and regulations applicable to this type of building, so the same analogy has been followed for the roof materials. With regard to the roof, it is partially walkable, covered with gravel and concrete pavers; second part is also flat and it is a green roof– covered with sedums, with necessary layers beneath the green cover; while the sloped part of the roof is covered with thermal panels on the steel structure.

Both sections shall be carried out as reinforced concrete frame in 6.90m span.

All the services (mechanical, electrical, plumbing) have been designed in accordance with the Terms of reference prepared by the Client, standards, regulations and recommendations applicable to this type of building.

The design team once again demonstrated that EP Industrija is expanding its business markets and rooms for maneuver where it can successfully tackle the challenges of designing public and functionally complex buildings that do not belong to the domain of industrial plants and production facilities.

The contracts signed by EP Industrija and Vinci Constructions include development of the design documentation for refurbishment and extension of the Terminal buildings as well as of all the ancillary facilities. By year 2025, the works will have been executed on the area of approximately 92.000 sqm in two phases, as follows:
•           by 2020  (Phase I)
•           by 2025 (Phase II).

These designs shall enable reconfiguration of functional units (baggage handling system, departure and arrivals halls, departure lounges, commercial areas, staff rooms, technical rooms, etc.) In addition, 12 vertical circulation cores shall be implemented within the footprint of the existing building or completely outside the building.

The planned solution suggests integration of the units with regard to interior and visual aspect by application of the top-class materials (granite ceramic, glass aluminim partitions, etc.) which depend on the rooms' occupancy. All the planned works are, with regard to functionality, appraised and covered from the aspects of structural stability, mechanical, electrical and plumbing services.

On October 5th 2018., Energoprojekt Industrija a.d. underwent  the First surveillance audit of the quality management system QMS ISO 9001:2015, as well of the Environmental management system  EMS ISO 14001:2015, occupational health and safety management system OHSAS ISO 18001:2007 and energy management system EnMS ISO 50001:2011 for design,  consulting and construction management of the industrial buildings and facilities.

The auditing team JUQS did not find any inconsistencies with regard to the requirements of standards, and therefore it gave a recommendation - approval that the issued certificates should remain in force.