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France Has a New Hospital of More than 100,000 M2 Opened in 2012: Its Doors Were Too Narrow to Allow a Stretcher to Pass
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The Centre hospitalier Sud-Francilien de Corbeil-Essonnes, inaugurated in 2012, was presented as the flagship of French hospital modernity. But this building of more than 100,000 m2 turned out to be a nightmare: 8,000 malfaçons, doors unable to pass a stretcher, and a public-private partnership contract that cost the state 80 million euros to free itself from it. More
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