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THE FUTURE OF HEALTHCARE

JULIUS BERNDTSON - FELIX TANG

The Hospital of 2022Situated in Frihamnen, Gothenburg, on a site in full development.

On a site to be colonized with modern housing, commercial systems, sustainable green recreation areas and effective flow conditions. These factors will be forming the foundation of what the hospital of Frihamnen will be standing for. The new district of Frihamnen will be realized divided through multiple

phases, the hospital standing right in the starting phase. These phases have a timeline which stretches to the unknown, which combined with the evolution of healthcare technology, demands a building of

flexibility.

The evolution of healthcare technology is a phenomenon meant to be prioritized. The healing environment is an

environment for every individual, and it appears in a vast amount of scenarios. The healing environment shall be

sustainable

THE PATIENT

FLEXIBILITY

THE STAFF

ENVIRONMENT STRUCTURE

The individual of treatment and the object of healingGreat variety of personas and scenarios

The individual contributing the healing processCooperation between professions

The mental and physical factor. Materials - access to daylight - sunlight - greenery - simplicity

Evidence-based design

The volatile and changeable building offers effective flows and simple rearrangements. It can become something completely different and switch back whenever desired

VISION

THEME 2THEME 1 THEME 4THEME 3

Combining the most rewarding results from the studies of healthcare history, patient-centred

care, evidence-based design and sustainability, this creates the starting point for the structuring

of the modern hospital

HISTORY OF HEALTHCARE PATIENT-CENTRED CARE EVIDENCE-BASED DESIGN SUSTAINABILITY

Though the most influential parts will be involving daylight, sunlight, insight, greenery, simplicity and

sustainable organisation. Seeing the building’s structure and planning as the main concept will

make the working process innovative

The evolution of the patient’s situation and the structuring of the future hospital. How much has

the standard hospital changed and what is a necessary change for the time right now?

How do you improve connection and efficiency between the staff and the patient?

The sustainable aspects, covering the hospital overall environment as well as its physical interi-or and exterior, affects both the patient’s and the

staff’s physical and mental well being

A structure planned for the future needs the-se essential parts to be both sustainable and

efficient. The hospital will outlive its content and equipment technology and therefore withstand

the changes time will impose on

A conscious working and merging of materials, flows, connections and organisations will create sustainable elements which will collaborate with

eachother to build a flexible plan layout

Is the building and its functions prepared for future changes and alterations?

A hospital built and optimised for today and tomorrow. The hospital was and is a symbol of health, knowledge and a forum for exchanging this knowledge. Though the perception of the

hospital was different many years ago, and will be necessary to improve in a modern hospital

THE STRUCTURE OF THE HOSPITAL THE PATIENT AND THE STAFF THE SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENT FLEXIBILITY AND DEFINITION

ESSENTIALCONCLUSIONS

Giving the patient a clearer sense of control by granting more choices regarding the healing process.

Working with the patient rather than for the patient. A simple, light and clear interior division will help to achieve this and also a good working environment

and flows for the medical staff

The modern hospital should take all these factors into acount. The daylight, possible

insight angles, elements of greenery such as trees and plants and also simple solutions and

arrangements of these factors.

The plan and flow structure is the most impor-tant factor in the modern hospital. Future-proo-fed and prepared to rearrange its contents. No

matter how many floors or functions it will house, it will still be an easy challenge to overcome

TRAMS GOODS CARS AMBULANCE COMBINED FLOWSThe main road through the site of HOX Hospital is a one way road, which will lead to a clean passage to and from the entrance area, on the north side.

Placing the reception for goods and freight on the north side enables an undisturbed path for its traffic. It also moves away from the ambulances traffic flow which is placed on the northwest side.

An important opportunity is that ambulance traffic have possibilities of driving directly to the backside of the hospital, if their direction originates from the center of Gothenburg.

ANALYSISSUN FLOWS SUSTAINABILITY INSIGHT SITE

The new tram situation and the construction of the new bridge will make a starting point for all the main flows covering Frihamnen.

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SUNRISE 07:00

MARS 2016SUNRISE 06:30

JULY 2016SUNRISE 03:45

SUNSET

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FRIHAMNEN CONSTRUCTION PHASES

NEW BRIDGE AND

NEW TRAFFIC

FLOWS

PHASE 1

PHASE 2

PHASE 3

PHASE 4 EASTERN SIDE

PHASE 5

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Standing in quite a narrow space the site still has great possibilities to absorb

a big amount of sunlight, with the right structure and form

The construction phases of frihamnen are all dependent on the new traffic situation and bridge, which is also mainly the reason for this. As the tram, car and goods traffic will be a big part of the site, the hospital need to have simple yet flexible solutions for this.

SITE LOCATION

NEW

DEVELOPMENT AREA

SIMPLICITYFLEXIBILITY LIGHTCONCEPT 1

HOX CONCEPT

The first form, which evolved through the work with site analysis, sun studies, insight calculations and flow planning, originated as two slim volumes processing its site. One key factor was keeping the light in mind when structuring every corner of the form. Though this first form was built almost solely on these elements, and was less focused on interior flows.

The curvation of each wing represents the clarification of the entrance side, back side and as mentioned, the daylight and sunlight.

CONCEPT 2

CONCEPT 3

The second form, the phase where the interior took its place. Factors like insight, flows and site were considered, though a great amount of light and flexibility were still missing

The third form. Well functioning light conditions, flows, communication, insight but greatest of all, the flexibility. With this form HOX Hospital achieved great adaptability through the possibility of exchanging its ”wings” to other forms of purpose

PHYSICAL MODEL

PHYSICAL MODEL

PHYSICAL MODEL

The department program and scheme for vertical communication may have been well executed in this form, but somewhere HOX had lost its former potential

One big added change was the relocation of the main entrance, which in this case moved from elevated floor 1 back to the ground floor. This would simplify both the entrance and the main communication for the whole hospital activity

In this phase HOX sprawled out and made the final sprint to find itself in its almost finished form. The rooftop would create a well angled terrace and engender even more views with daylight and direct sunlight. Also the short sides of the form were now handling the insight factors well

SOUTHEAST VIEW NORTH VIEW WEST VIEW SOUTHWEST VIEW

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The main entrance area which aims towards the north creates a distinct persona for HOX. The open and embracing structure works well with its surrounding buildings and keeps a clearness where the position of primary and secondary entrances are positioned.

The south side houses stops for ambulance traffic. The ambulance personnel then have direct contact with an elevator placed exclusively for their purpose.

The staff have opportunity to park their chosen way of transport on the east side. With a limited amount of parking spots for cars and bicycles.

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FINAL FORMHOX HOSPITAL FINAL CONCEPT

SUSTAINABLE FLEXIBILITYHOX STRUCTURE AND CONSTRUCTION PRINCIPLE

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GENERAL FORMMULTIPLE/ONE DEPARTMENT

2-WING DEPARTMENTEFFECTIVE SEPARATION

TWO LARGER DEPARTMENTS

FOUR 1-WING DEPARTMENTSFOUR DEPARTMENTS ON ONE FLOOR

ENABLES MANY VARIETIES FOR INTERIOR STRUCTURE

3-WING + 1 WINGONE LARGE 3 WING DEPARTMENT

WITH POSSIBLE DOUBLE CONNECTION THE THE 1 WING DEPARTMENT

2-WING + 1-WING + 1-WINGONE LARGE DEPARTMENT

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DISTANCE BETWEEN PILLARS 13 METERSENABLES FREE AND FLEXIBLE INTERIOR SPACE FOR

EXTREMELY STRAIGHTFORWARD MODIFICATION

CONSTRUCTION MODELSLABS AND PILLAR PLACEMENT

HOX DEPARTMENTS

PLAN 0

PLAN 1

PLAN 2

PLAN 3

PLAN 4

PLAN 5

PLAN 6

PLAN 7

PLAN 8

PLAN 9

TOTALGOODSCOMMERCIAL

PRIMARY CARE 1345 sqm

PEDIATRICS & YOUTH 1107 sqm

392 sqm

SPECIALIST CARE ADULTS 2126 sqm

ORTHOPEDICS 941 sqm

GYNECOLOGY 506 sqm

EAR NOSE THROAT 689 sqm

IMAGING 1037 sqm

SAMPLING 557 sqm

RESEARCH CENTER 536 sqm

OPERATION - PRE & POST 2148 sqm

TECHNICAL 2235 sqm

DIALYSIS 1109 sqm

DAYCARE 1018 sqm

REHAB 850

PSYCHIATRY

TERRACE

931 sqm

392 sqm

ADMIN

TERRACE

1654 sqm

192 sqm

HOX Hospital is mainly divided in two parts, one more public ground floor and the hospital floors above.The main reason for this is that it’s essential keeping a clear line between what is clean hospital area and what is not.

GROSS AREA24 055 sqm

MAIN COMMUNICATIONSELEVATORS & STAIRSSTAIRS ON CORNERS MAINLY CATEGORIZED AS FIRE ESCAPES

720 sqm

2375 sqm

PLAN 0

After being guided by the angle of the north wings you find yourself in the main entrance area of HOX Hospital. Just as all the other hospital floors there is straight visibility and passing of light rays from your back, front, left and right side. In close proximity to the main entrance you find the reception which with its configuration is designed to guide and simplify your waypath.

Behind the reception on the south side, a big amount of changing rooms are placed. As the staff can enter HOX from both the main and secondary entrance, their path is always similar.

Goods and ambulance departments are concentrated on the north and west side. Though the goods traffic is separated from the ambulance traffic to create even more legibility when arriving and departuring.

MAIN ENTRANCEGOODS - COMMERCIAL - CHANGING ROOMS

1:400

1:800

1:200

1:200

Ex14,9 m²Ex

14,8 m²Ex14,9 m²Ex

14,8 m²Ex14,9 m²

Ex14,8 m²Ex

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Ex23,9 m²

Ex14,8 m²

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Eye14,8 m² Eye

14,8 m² Ex14,9 m² Ex

14,8 m² Ex14,9 m² Ex

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Ex16,5 m²

Meeting23,9 m²

ECG Rest14,8 m² ECG Rest

14,9 m² ECG Rest14,8 m²

WC2,4 m²

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Emergency stairs12,1 m²




Shaft9,6 m²

Shaft9,5 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Admin14,8 m² Admin

14,9 m² Admin14,8 m²

Staff Breakroom28,6 m²

Treatment14,8 m²Treatment

14,9 m²


14,9 m²

Treatment17,8 m²

Treatment14,8 m²

Treatment14,8 m²

Treatment14,8 m²

Meeting31,8 m²

RWC6,8 m²

RWC4,8 m²

RWC6,9 m²

RWC5,1 m²

Desinfection12,4 m²


Storage21,1 m²

Goods27,2 m²

Medical storage24,7 m²

Cleaning storage9,4 m²

WC2,0 m²

Quiet room34,6 m²

Pentry14,8 m²

Printer & storage14,8 m²

Pentry14,9 m²

ECG14,9 m² ECG

14,8 m²

Printer10,7 m²

Admin8,6 m²

Admin9,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

RWC4,8 m² RWC

4,8 m²Admin8,6 m²

Admin9,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

Admin8,6 m²

Admin9,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

RWC4,8 m²

Admin42,8 m²

ECG14,9 m²

ECG14,8 m²

Admin23,0 m²

WC2,4 m²

Administration/Office

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Admin261,1 m²

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14,8 m² Ex14,9 m² Ex

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Meeting23,9 m²


14,9 m² ECG Rest14,8 m²

WC2,4 m²

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Shaft9,6 m²

Shaft9,5 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Admin14,9 m²

Admin14,8 m²

Admin14,9 m²

Conference47,9 m²


Admin14,0 m²

Admin42,6 m²

Admin261,1 m²Admin

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RWC4,8 m²WC2,9 m²WC3,0 m²

WC3,0 m²

RWC4,8 m²

WC2,7 m²

Meeting11,6 m²

Admin32,8 m²

Korridor526,5 m²

Korridor13,2 m²

Specialist Care Adults

Imaging

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Children and Youth

Administration

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Eye14,8 m² Eye

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Meeting23,9 m²


14,9 m² ECG Rest14,8 m²

WC2,4 m²

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Shaft9,5 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Admin14,8 m² Admin

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Treatment17,8 m²

Treatment14,8 m²

Treatment14,8 m²

Treatment14,8 m²

Meeting31,8 m²

RWC6,8 m²

RWC4,8 m²

RWC6,9 m²

RWC5,1 m²



Storage21,1 m²

Goods27,2 m²



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Quiet room34,6 m²

Pentry14,8 m²

Printer & storage14,8 m²

Pentry14,9 m²

ECG14,9 m² ECG

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Printer10,7 m²

Admin8,6 m²

Admin9,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

RWC4,8 m² RWC

4,8 m²Admin8,6 m²

Admin9,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

Admin8,6 m²

Admin9,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

RWC4,8 m²

Admin42,8 m²

ECG14,9 m²

ECG14,8 m²

Admin23,0 m²

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PLAN 2

The second floor houses specialist care for adults. This floor has the main general room structure for the framework of HOX.

With a column grid resulting in an inner wing width of 13.2 meters and an exterior width of 14 meters, this enables a room-corridor-room structure in this scenario.

The admin rooms and examination rooms are in this case similar in placement and sizes, which together offers great opportunities for light, simplicity and qualitative environment.

The span width also offers many different kinds of plan layouts, which is used on the upper floors.

ADULT SPECIALIST CAREGENERAL FLOOR PLAN

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Operation55,5 m²

Operation55,4 m²

Operation61,5 m²

Operation61,1 m²

Operation55,9 m²

Post Op232,1 m²

Pentry39,6 m²

sterile wash6,8 m²

Operation56,0 m²

Goods Reception24,0 m²

Admin40,9 m²

Admin41,1 m²

Endoscopy30,2 m²


Endoscopy30,7 m²

MaterialtekniskAvdelning37,7 m²

Förrum11,6 m²

Förrum11,5 m²

Sterile Storage21,4 m²


Förrum11,5 m²

Förrum11,6 m²

Machine storage24,0 m²


Anesthetic storage8,7 m²

Anesthetic storage8,7 m²Medical storage

8,7 m²Medical storage8,7 m²

Preperation12,9 m²

Conference38,3 m²

Waste23,9 m²

Garbage/ Pneumatictube3,8 m²

Preperation12,6 m²

sterile wash6,6 m²

Changingroom/Staff20,6 m²

Wash & Pack38,3 m²

WC2,6 m²WC

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WC2,6 m²

Wash & Pack15,0 m²

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Gynocology21,4 m²

Admin14,0 m²

RWC4,8 m²

Data/IT

Data/IT

Changing room Patients20,4 m²


Sluss17,6 m²

Conversation room15,1 m²Conversation room

15,0 m²

Waiting room20,4 m² Desinfection

11,9 m²

Storage4,8 m²

RWC4,8 m²

WC1,8 m²

WC1,4 m²Shower1,8 m²


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Operation55,5 m²

Operation55,4 m²

Operation61,5 m²

Operation61,1 m²

Operation55,9 m²

Post Op232,1 m²

Pentry39,6 m²

sterile wash6,8 m²

Operation56,0 m²

Goods Reception24,0 m²

Admin40,9 m²

Admin41,1 m²

Endoscopy30,2 m²


Endoscopy30,7 m²

MaterialtekniskAvdelning37,7 m²

Förrum11,6 m²

Förrum11,5 m²



Förrum11,5 m²

Förrum11,6 m²



Anesthetic storage8,7 m²

Anesthetic storage8,7 m²Medical storage

8,7 m²Medical storage8,7 m²

Preperation12,9 m²

Conference38,3 m²

Waste23,9 m²

Garbage/ Pneumatictube3,8 m²

Preperation12,6 m²

sterile wash6,6 m²

Changingroom/Staff20,6 m²

Wash & Pack38,3 m²

WC2,6 m²WC

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WC2,6 m²

Wash & Pack15,0 m²

ELEL

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Gynocology21,4 m²

Admin14,0 m²

RWC4,8 m²

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Sluss17,6 m²

Conversation room15,1 m²Conversation room

15,0 m²

Waiting room20,4 m² Desinfection

11,9 m²

Storage4,8 m²

RWC4,8 m²

WC1,8 m²

WC1,4 m²Shower1,8 m²


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PLAN 5

Floor 5 houses the whole operation department for HOX Hospital. Great light capacity, clear contact to outside and a calming professional atmosphere.

Once it is your time you will step into pre and post section with changing rooms right outside the initial waiting room. The changing rooms are situated in the very center of the department with all necessary functional examination rooms on the wings. Next to the changing room there will also be a seperate waiting room stationed before going to the sterile department.

The sterile department is composed by six full sized ope-ration theatres with support-functions in close proximity. By placing all theatres on the north wings the floor achie-ves great rationality, also by concentrating pre-and post operation on the south wings.

OPERATION

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Imaging

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PROJEKTNAMN

A46.0-24

Plan 7 DEPARTMENTS

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Proj Designer


PLAN 1 PLAN 3

PLAN 4 PLAN 5

PLAN 2

PLAN 6


Imaging

Commercial

Sampling

Daycare

Operation

Children and Youth

Goods

Ground Floor

Administration

Gynocology

Orthopedics

Dialysis

Post

Pre

Ear, Nose, Throat

Primary Care

Psychiatry

Rehab

Research

Technical


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A46.0-27

Plan 9 DEPARTMENTS

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Stretch zone

Stretch mat

wall bars


Imaging

Commercial

Sampling

Daycare

Operation

Children and Youth

Goods

Ground Floor

Administration

Gynocology

Orthopedics

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Rehab

Research

Technical


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A46.0-26

Plan 8 DEPARTMENTS

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PLAN 9PLAN 8PLAN 7

Ex14,9 m²Ex

14,8 m²Ex14,9 m²Ex

14,8 m²Ex14,9 m²

Ex14,8 m²Ex

14,9 m²

Ex23,9 m²

Ex14,8 m²

Ex14,8 m²

Ex14,9 m²

Ex14,9 m²Ex

14,8 m²

Eye14,8 m² Eye

14,8 m² Ex14,9 m² Ex

14,8 m² Ex14,9 m² Ex

14,8 m²

Ex16,5 m²

Meeting23,9 m²


14,9 m² ECG Rest14,8 m²

WC2,4 m²

Ex19,7 m² Ex

2,9 m²





Shaft9,6 m²

Shaft9,5 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Shaft9,8 m²

Admin14,9 m²

Admin14,8 m²

Admin14,9 m²

Conference47,9 m²


Admin14,0 m²

Admin42,6 m²

Admin261,1 m²Admin

9,4 m²

RWC4,8 m²WC2,9 m²WC3,0 m²

WC3,0 m²

RWC4,8 m²

WC2,7 m²

Meeting11,6 m²

Admin32,8 m²

Korridor526,5 m²

Korridor13,2 m²


Imaging

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Daycare

Operation

Children and Youth

Administration

Gynocology

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Rehab

Research

Technical


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A40.1-114c

Plan 2 DEPARTMENTS

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Proj Designer



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A40.1-117b

Plan 5 DEPARTMENTS

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Proj Designer


PRIMARY CARE

PEDIATRICS & YOUTH

SPECIALIST CARE ADULTS ORTHOPEDICS

GYNECOLOGY

EAR NOSE THROAT

IMAGING

SAMPLING

RESEARCH CENTER

OPERATION - PRE & POST TECHNICAL

DIALYSIS

DAYCAREREHAB

PSYCHIATRY

Terrace

ADMIN

TerraceTerrace

1:800


Goods27,2 m²

Admin34,5 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,9 m²Examination

14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,6 m²

Gym146,5 m²


Spirometri16,3 m²

Spirometri16,3 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m² Examination

14,8 m²Examination14,9 m² Examination

14,8 m²

Storage Walking aids31,3 m²

Meeting room30,6 m²

Admin14,8 m²

Admin14,8 m²

WC2,0 m²

Pentry14,8 m²

Admin34,5 m²

Stretch zone

Stretch mat

wall bars

Admin45,6 m²

Storage6,8 m²

RWC4,8 m²


RWC5,1 m²


Walking aid testing25,5 m²

WC2,0 m²



goods

Korridor

MeetinG

Technical area

wc

Storage12,5 m²

Meeting7,2 m²

Meeting7,2 m²

Meeting8,6 m²

RWC4,8 m²RWC

4,8 m²RWC4,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

Admin7,4 m²

Korridor85,8 m²

Korridor99,9 m²

Korridor13,4 m²

Admin512,7 m²

Admin23,9 m²


14,8 m² Examination14,9 m²


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A46.0-25

Plan 8 COLORS

Projekt nr Author


Proj Designer


Stretch zone

Stretch mat

wall bars


Imaging

Commercial

Sampling

Daycare

Operation

Children and Youth

Goods

Ground Floor

Administration

Gynocology

Orthopedics

Dialysis

Post

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Primary Care

Psychiatry

Rehab

Research

Technical


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A46.0-26

Plan 8 DEPARTMENTS

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PLAN 8

The 8th floor houses a cooperation between rehabilitation and the psychiatry department. The rehab department is focused on the northwestern wings while the psychiatry is focused on the other two.

Both departments are sharing a common terrace facing the south. The terrace also enables the light to travel even further into the plan structure, giving light and fine exami-nation, consultation and administration rooms.

On the northest tip in the rehab department the patients have access to a full-equipped rehabilitation gym with day- and sunlight from all directions

REHAB & PSYCHIATRY+ TERRACE


Goods27,2 m²

Admin34,5 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²


14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m²

Examination14,6 m²

Gym146,5 m²


Spirometri16,3 m²

Spirometri16,3 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,8 m²

Examination14,9 m² Examination

14,8 m²Examination14,9 m² Examination

14,8 m²

Storage Walking aids31,3 m²


Admin14,8 m²

Admin14,8 m²

WC2,0 m²

Pentry14,8 m²

Admin34,5 m²

Stretch zone

Stretch mat

wall bars

Admin45,6 m²

Storage6,8 m²

RWC4,8 m²


RWC5,1 m²


Walking aid testing25,5 m²

WC2,0 m²



goods

Korridor

MeetinG

Technical area

wc

Storage12,5 m²

Meeting7,2 m²

Meeting7,2 m²

Meeting8,6 m²

RWC4,8 m²RWC

4,8 m²RWC4,8 m²

Admin5,7 m²

Admin7,4 m²

Korridor85,8 m²

Korridor99,9 m²

Korridor13,4 m²

Admin512,7 m²

Admin23,9 m²


14,8 m² Examination14,9 m²


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A46.0-25

Plan 8 COLORS

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1:400

1:800

1:200

Plan 2+10,000

Plan 3+14,800

1430

300

3270

4800

1000

400

800

2200

2600

Plan 0+0,000

Plan 1+5,000

Plan 2+10,000

Plan 3+14,800

Plan 4+19,600

Plan 5+24,400

Plan 6+29,200

Plan 7+34,000

Plan 8+38,800

Plan 9+43,600

Plan 10+48,400


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A46.0-16

Sektion Syd - norr

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Proj Designer


SECTIONsMATERIALS DETAIL STRUCTURE

Plan 2+10,000

Plan 3+14,800

Plan 4+19,600

3270

1230

4500

25200

LONG SECTION 1:2000

ELEVATION

1:200Each general floor is made up of a height of 4.8 meters. This allows the hospital a flexibility to be ready for any technical future healthcare changes. The ceiling height of 1.2 meters makes enough space for any technical solutions. The final free height lands at just about 3.3 meters

This standard provides the hospital the option, if needed, to add additional operation theatres on any given floor.

A

SECTION A - A

1:400

A

B B

SECTION B - B

1:800

DETAIL

NO SCALEThe facade and exterior wall structure builds on the sandwich-element

standard. Facade details such as the wavy parts

are lightweight concrete elements

The exterior design continues its flows into HOX interi-or. Here you can see a resemblance of the wavy exterior elements in the ceiling. The ceiling design is also meant to resemble a human’s muscle tissue, and with this type of design, it can also be used as a guiding tool to make the wayfinding much easier

HOX great possibilities of transforming and rearranging its contents is characterized in its facade. Wavy lightweight concrete elements relieves the heavy structure of the white concrete finish. The dark grey metal sheets also gives a lighter character to the structural vertical communication.

FACADEMATERIALS DETAIL STRUCTURE

NORTH FACADE 1:800 SOUTH FACADE 1:800 EAST FACADE 1:800

WEST FACADE 1:800

EXTERIOR EXTERIOR

INTERIOR

CEILING DESIGN

M AT E R I A L S E L E C T I O N

WOODEN PANELSDARK WOOD VENEER

LIT WOODEN PANELSMAINLY PRESENT IN ENTRANCE AREA AND WAITING ROOMS

INTERIOR FURNITUREWHITEBEIGEGREY

INTERIOR FLOORINGWHITE

WHITE + CONTRAST-STRIPESCOLOR - GREEN & BLUE

INTERIOR COATED STONE FLOORINGHEAVY CHARACTER

LIGHT COLOR & REFLECTIONENTRANCE-BASED

OFFICE & EXAMINATIONWALL TEXTILE MATERIAL

WISE WHITEMARINE BLUE

WHITE TREATED CONCRETE

BLACK & GREY METAL SHEETSCOLLABORATES WITH WINDOW AND CONCRETE STRUCTURE

WINDOW GRID AND MULLIONS UTILIZE THE SAME MATERIAL FINISH AS EX-

TERIOR METAL SHEETS

HOX CUSTOM CEILING DESIGNRESEMBLES THE BODY’S MUSCLE

TISSUE

PHYSICAL MODEL OF FACADE

EXTERIOR

MAIN ENTRANCE

ADMIN DEPARTMENTS

WAITING ROOM - SPECIALIST CARE ADULTS

HOX”HOX genes are a group of related genes that control the body plan of an embryo along the head-tail axis.The HOX proteins determine the type of segment structures such as legs, arms, antennas and wings that will form on a given segment. HOX proteins thus confer

segmental identity, but do not form the actual segments themselves”

JULIUS BERNDTSON - FELIX TANG

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