The new SANADOR headquarters in the Victoriei Square area is one of the largest private medical expansions in the capital, aiming to develop a modern building with 9 floors above ground and 2 underground, directly integrated into the existing Clinical Hospital complex. The new construction will increase the medical capacity to approximately 500 beds and will allow the development of advanced medical services, including oncology and highly specialized interventions, consolidating SANADOR’s position as one of the largest private medical centers in Romania. The works involve the execution of a complex structure with technical basements, levels dedicated to operating rooms and wards, as well as integrated medical and technical systems, all realized in one of the busiest areas of Bucharest, with heavy traffic and dense underground infrastructure.

The Maptrix team provides on-site survey support on a permanent basis, taking care of surveying, checking elevations and positions, monitoring the execution of structural elements and validating their compliance as the work progresses. We transmit accurate data in real time, correlating information between the field and the design offices to prevent deviations and keep execution within the established technical parameters. Topography thus becomes a centerpiece of quality control on a site of such complexity, where the integration of the new structure with the existing building, the alignment of the elements and the execution dimensions must be respected with the utmost precision to support the functionality of a modern hospital.

Through technical expertise and continuous communication with all teams involved – designers, contractors and structural specialists – Maptrix contributes to predictable, precise and safe execution. We intervene quickly at critical points, minimize risks and optimize work processes on a nationwide medical project. The new SANADOR headquarters will redefine the private healthcare infrastructure in Bucharest and provide patients with access to services at international standards, and the accuracy of topographic data is essential for its uncompromising completion.