Gebwell delivered district heating and cooling substations for large-scale hospital project
Gebwell played a key role in the Bridge Hospital project in Helsinki, providing district heating and cooling substations for the ST section. This large-scale project, spanning over 70,000 square meters, required seamless collaboration and meticulous scheduling among contractors. Gebwell’s delivery to Consti Talotekniikka Oy included a district heating substation and a district cooling substation with a combined capacity exceeding 4,000 kW.
Delivered Substations
Gebwell supplied customized equipment based on HVAC designer plans and used advanced 3D modeling to ensure a precise fit in the hospital’s technical spaces. Temporary heating was also provided before the main systems were installed.
Customer Feedback
Esa Pulkkinen of Consti Talotekniikka praised Gebwell’s detailed modeling and responsive service: “The 3D models helped us avoid clashes during installation and ensured the equipment fit perfectly. Gebwell’s collaboration and prompt support have been exemplary.”
The project, completed in 2022, highlights Gebwell’s expertise in handling large, technically demanding installations with efficiency and precision.
“Overall, the cooperation with Gebwell has been extremely smooth. If we’ve needed additional information or changes to plans, they’ve responded almost immediately. We’ve collaborated with them before, and it has always been seamless.”
Below are photographs of some of the equipment delivered to the ST section of Bridge Hospital.
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