Mother and Child Centre OLVG

Keeping mother and child together throughout the care process is the key principle underlying the design developed by EGM in collaboration with OTH architects. By enabling families to stay together, the bond between parent and child is strengthened and the mother’s recovery after childbirth is supported. This joint design places emphasis on hospitality and individual attention, creating optimal conditions for recovery and family connection.

Recovering together

Parents and children can remain close to each other throughout the entire care journey in the Anna Pavilion. The integrated Neonatology, Obstetrics and Paediatrics departments offer a welcoming and clear environment focused on the wellbeing of the whole family. Thanks to the efficient and logical layout, both families and healthcare professionals feel fully supported, enhancing the overall wellbeing of all.

Optimal for young families

At the Anna Pavilion, young parents have access to spacious, comfortable suites with private bathrooms, refrigerators and guest beds, allowing both partners to stay close to their child. Fresh colours and a warm interior design create a hospitable atmosphere, both in the rooms and in the communal areas, which include seating areas and a children’s cinema. Every detail is carefully considered to help young and newly expanded families feel at home and fully supported during their stay.

Building tailored care together

During construction of the Anna Pavilion, the surrounding departments continued operating as usual. This required meticulous planning, flexibility and close collaboration between the construction team and healthcare staff. At the same time, EGM worked intensively with a group of enthusiastic users to develop the design, with ongoing attention to innovation and safety in nursing and maternity care. As a result, the quality of care, safety and the guiding principle — mother and child always together — were ensured throughout the entire process.