Coronavirus, open source design: Container Intensive Care Unit CURA

Mar 26, 2020

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Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410068 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410067 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410066 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410065 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410064 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410063 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410062 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.
Italian architects have designed an intensive-care pod within a shipping container that could be added to hospitals fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Named Connected Units for Respiratory Ailments or CURA, which is the latin word for cure the intensive care unit (ICU) pods have been designed to increase the country s intensive care capacity. The aim is that they can be quickly deployed in cities around the world, promptly responding to the shortage of ICU space in hospitals and the spread of the disease, explained the CURA team. The first prototype unit is being built at a hospital in Milan, which is one of the cities in Italy with the most cases of coronavirus Covid-19. The units have been designed by Italian architecture studio Carlo Ratti Associati and architect Italo Rota as part of a development team including engineer Copyright: xx 40410061 EDITORIAL USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE BY NEWSPAPERS BASED IN THE UK.

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