Uncharted Waters - Integration of Western and Traditional Ideas Xili People's Hospital Min Hoo Kim, Annapoorna Halepatali, Annie Sit Min Hoo Kim, Annapoorna Halepatali, Annie Sit
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The design of the private 170-bed general hospital in Shenzhen, China is about integration. The idea of integration is not only about unifying the western and traditional ideas of health, but also bringing the diverse community together. As China continues to improve the quality of its healthcare system by opening up its market to private sector, the integration of Western medicine philosophy with the local contexts, including traditional medical practice, culture and philosophy, will enrich the experience for patients and families. 2
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VIEW FROM SOUTH EAST ORGANIZATIONAL CONCEPT Translation to form: Strategies to integrate western and traditional idea of health
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ACCESS PUBLIC, PATIENT, VISITORS STAFF EMERGENCY WALK-IN AMBULANCE SERVICE
CONTEXTUAL ANALYSIS According to the most current Google Map and site photos, Liuxian Avenue (north of site) does not allow left-hand turn. Therefore, most traffic will be converge at the corner of Liuxian Avenue and Shigu Road. To allow for fastest access, ambulance will approach from Shigu Road. For patient and family with emergency situation, the ED walk-in is conveniently located at the northwest corner of the site. The less urgent outpatient and inpatient visitor traffic is diverted further east. Min Hoo Kim, Annapoorna Halepatali, Annie Sit
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HELIPAD
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VIP - 30 BEDS
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MED/SURG - 84 BEDS
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PEDS - 21 BEDS
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REHAB - 20 BEDS
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LDRP - 16 BEDS & 12 NICU
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ICU - 11 BEDS & PICU - 4 BEDS
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THE JOURNEY - GROUND LEVEL AND BRIDGE PARK MEET FRIENDS
A PLACE TO GO
LOOKING FOR THINGS TO DO
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PUBLIC EXPERIENCE NARRATIVE The design of the public spaces aim at creating a place for the community members to gather and enjoy both the built and natural environment.
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THE JOURNEY - GROUND LEVEL Where do I go? Who should I ask? What do I do?
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PATIENT AND FAMILY EXPERIENCE NARRATIVE The arrival and ground lobby are clearly identiďŹ ed, to reassure patients and family the sense of security and to reduce stress upon arrival.
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GROUND LEVEL PLAN
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REVISITING IMAGING DEPARTMENT Goal: To improve user experience in the imaging department 1. To reduce waste in transportation of patients
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Current Plan - Efficient Centralized Support Configuration Pros: • Maximizes clinical functional efficiency and minimizes material transportation Cons: • Overlapping inpatient and outpatient circulation near departmental entry, causing patient privacy/ dignity issues • Centralized outpatient waiting and changing create inconvenience for patient/family traveling to and from imaging suite • Travel distance for patient varies depending on department
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Improved Plan - Efficient Cluster Modality Configuration Concept: • Provide outpatient immediate access to waiting and changing upon entry • Introduce “Touch points” (TP) to provide interactive and comfortable waiting spaces • Distribute support spaces throughout imaging department • Cluster suites with MRI in the center reduce travel distance • Improve sense of orientation
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REVISITING IMAGING DEPARTMENT Goal: To improve user experience in the imaging department 2. To empathize with the patient’s first-person’s viewpoint
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Arriving and check-in - Sense of arrival
Discovering touch point - Interactive experience
LANDMARK Wrapping element To reduce scale of space to human scale at reception and main entry
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Entering department - Sense of control
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Navigating the corridor - Engaging experience
DESTINATION - Vertical curving element To create a welcoming, calming, and assuring feeling, “an open arm” at imaging modality entry
RESPITE Insertion element To evoke the feeling of comfort, “a warm embrace” at touch point zones
REVISITING IMAGING DEPARTMENT Goal: To improve user experience in the imaging department 2. To empathize with the patient’s first-person’s viewpoint 7
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• Secondary touch points are introduced inside the MRI modality for patient/family and staff interaction. • Decorative features & green spaces are provided for positive distraction. • Spaces are planned based on 4 zones. • Open space provided outside the MRI room to avoid the claustrophobic feeling.
SECONDARY TOUCH POINTS, RECEPTION - ZONE 2 PRE HOLD- ZONE 2 EQUIPMENT ROOM- ZONE 3 CONTROL ROOM - ZONE 3 MRI - ZONE 4 DECORATIVE FEATURE- POSITIVE DISTRACTION OUTPATIENT ENTRY INPATIENT ENTRY
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Secondary touch points at reception (Zone 2) Holding (Zone 2) Equipment room (Zone 3) Control room (Zone 3) MRI procedure room (Zone 4) Decorative feature as positive distraction Outpatient arrival Inpatient arrival Green elements as positive distractions Open space to prevent claustrophobic feeling Touch points - align with the axis of inpatient arrival
The proposed design refines the conventional four safety zones of MRI suite through the introduction of “touch points” (where interaction occurs). Humanistic connection and interaction are key components of stress reduction. Therefore, touch points are planned along the pathway where patients will take as they approach the procedure room. In zone 1 & 2, touch point lounges are private and comfortable spaces for staff to consult with patient/family prior to the procedure. In zone 3 & 4, touch points are the positive distractions such as decorative elements, ceiling and wall projection that engage patients’ senses during the procedure. Min Hoo Kim, Annapoorna Halepatali, Annie Sit
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REVISITING IMAGING DEPARTMENT Goal: To improve user experience in the imaging department 3. To improve patient and family waiting experience INTERACTIVE RIBBON TO ALLOW USERS TO SELECT THE GRAPHICS DISPLAY, ACCESS INFORMATION, OR PLAY GAMES
“MUSIC DOME” PROVIDES LIGHT MUSIC FOR PEOPLE WHO SIT DIRECTLY UNDER THE DOME
ACOUSTICAL WALL PANELS INDIRECT COVE LIGHT AT PERMIETER
QUIET ROOM FOR PATIENTS AND FAMILY WHO NEED TO LAY DOWN INDIRECT LIGHTING AT PERIMETER
TRANSLUCENT GLASS PANEL TO ALLOW LIGHT TRANSMITTANCE FROM HALLWAY, BUT MAINTAIN VISUAL PRIVACY
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The “touch point zones” are planned along the corridors in the imaging department. They are private lounges for family and patients. The space is designed with different physical and emotional needs in mind. Integration of Western and Traditional Ideas
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REVISITING IMAGING DEPARTMENT Goal: To improve user experience in the imaging department 4. To imagine future imaging technology
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? Current medical imaging technology: to ďŹ t human into machine (discomfort, embarrassment, objectifying human)
Current technology in airport security full-body scan: to let machine go around human (Potential - accessible to everyone, freedom)
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Radio frequency transmitter & receiver, magnetic coil are to be embedded in the walls, ceiling, and oor
Family room with viewing window
Customizable theme Visual connection with family
Welcome ribbon
Customizable theme or TV
Machine in wall Control room
Soft lounge-like seating
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THE JOURNEY - SECOND LEVEL
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Waiting Anxious, uncertain
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SECOND FLOOR PLAN
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ENLARGED PLAN - SURGERY KEY 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 OFFICE 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50
HYBRID MROR HYBRID CTOR GENERAL OR SUB STERILE SCRUB ALCOVE EQUIPMENT/ OR STORAGE CONTROL MRI HYBRID EQUIP. SUPPORT STERILE CORE NON-STERILE CORE CAESAREAN OR INFANT RESUSCITATION ANESTHESIA WORK ROOM RECOVERY BAY STERILE STORAGE SOILED UTILITY MEDICAL GAS STORAGE ANESTHESIA STORAGE MANAGING NURSING SUB-STERILE WORK ROOM SATELLITE LAB GOWNING MD WORK ROOM CONFERENCE ROOM PRE-OP PREP ROOM NURSE CHARTING TEAM CONFERENCE ROOM SPECIMEN COLLECTION PATIENT RESTROOM PACU BED MEDICATION NOURISHMENT PATIENT LOCKER CRASH CART ALCOVE BED / STRETCHER ALCOVE C- ARM ALCOVE STAFF RESTROOM RECEPTION & WAITING WORK AREA- REGISTRATION CONSULTATION ROOM PATIENT INTERVIEW ROOM PUBLIC RESTROOM STAFF LOCKERS STAFF LOUNGE REST ROOMS SERVICE CORRIDOR STAFF CORRIDOR HOUSE KEEPING OR DESK
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FIFTH FLOOR (TRANSLATIONAL) PLAN
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OUTPATIENT RESPIRATORY THERAPY
REHAB & TCM RESEARCH (DRY)
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STAFF
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TYPICAL INPATIENT FLOOR PLAN
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TP-1 RECEPTION & CENTRAL GATHERING SPACE TP-2 GATHERING SPACE TP-3 PATIENT ELEVATOR LOBBY STAFF WORK SUPPORT HOTEL ROOMS PATIENT ROOMS - “WESTERN” MODEL PATIENT ROOMS - “SWING” MODEL PATIENT ROOMS - “TRADITIONAL MODEL”
ELEVATORS STAFF
OUTPATIENT
SERVICE
CLINICAL (INPATIENT TRANSFER)
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THE JOURNEY - INPATIENT FLOOR SICK SCARED ANXIOUS DISCOMFORT AGONY
CONFUSED WORRIED ANXIOUS DISORIENTED
PATIENT
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Experience Goals Recovery Anxious, disoriented
Sense of direction, openness Min Hoo Kim, Annapoorna Halepatali, Annie Sit
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Sense of arrival, warmth
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PATIENT CORRIDOR
Experience Goals Recovery Anxious, disoriented
Warmth, engaging Min Hoo Kim, Annapoorna Halepatali, Annie Sit
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SOLAR HEAT GAIN ANALYSIS HIGH HEAT GAIN
LOW HEAT GAIN
SOUTHERN VIEW
June 21st, 13:00
DAYLIGHTING STUDY TRADITIONAL UNIT [NOON, DEC 21]
SWING UNIT [NOON, DEC 21]
The southern facade and the southern plaza are subject to direct sunlight and solar gain, which reach the maximum during summer months. The design incorporates low-e glazing and shading devices along the southern facade. Void spaces (balconies) are introduced to reduce heat gain and to provide shading for the traditional patient rooms. Green roof are speciďŹ ed to reduce heat gain In public areas and tai-chi garden, trellis, vegetation, and shelters are implemented to provide shades for users.
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Experience Goals Warm, private, comfortable
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PATIENT ROOM - WESTERN MODEL
Concepts •
Single-handed room arrangement
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In-board toilet to maximize views to exterior
North orientation and view of city
Computer desk
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Room is organized with clear definition of clinical, patient, and family zones
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Sleeper sofa
(2) units within 33’ x 33’ module for structural and planning efficiency
Personal storage
Linoleum flooring with integral base
Total: 350 NSF Patient Room: 300 NSF Bathroom: 50 NSF
Nurse charting
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33' - 0" 16' - 6"
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Primary View Patient
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View to Exterior
Family
View to Staff
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Clinical
Clinical Corridor D
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32’ 120'
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Experience Goals Warm, private, comfortable
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PATIENT ROOM - SWING MODEL
Concepts •
Single-handed room arrangement
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Out-board toilet to allow daylight into bathroom
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Unified patient and family zone
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Personal storage closet
South orientation and view of hill
Small family dining and kitchenette
Computer desk
Additional storage and small kitchenette for family
Sleeper sofa
Total: 450 NSF Patient Room: 400 NSF Bathroom: 50 NSF
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33' - 0" 16' - 6"
16' - 6"
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Linoleum flooring with integral base
View to Exterior
Primary View Patient
Nurse charting
24' - 6"
Family
View to Staff
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Clinical
Clinical Corridor D
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8’ 30'
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32’ 120'
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PATIENT ROOM - TRADITIONAL MODEL
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Experience Goals Warm, private, comfortable
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PATIENT ROOM - TRADITIONAL MODEL
Concepts •
Single-handed room arrangement
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Out-board toilet to allow daylight into bathroom South orientation and view of hill
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Unified patient and family zone
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Expanded amenities such as kitchenette, family dining, family area, and balcony to accommodate family members
Family dining and kitchenette
Balcony Family room and sleeper sofa
Total: 500 NSF Patient Room + Balcony: 450 NSF Bathroom: 50 NSF N
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Linoleum flooring with integral base Clinical
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Patient/ Family
Outdoor
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32’ 120'
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Experience Goals Sense of freedom, connected
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GARDEN SPACE
Concepts 11' - 0"
Integrate western and traditional Chinese garden elements Passive interaction with nature (observing, listening, strolling, sitting) and active interaction with people
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Introduce textural variation and sounds
33' - 0"
Commual seating
Small group seating
9' - 0"
33' - 0"
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33' - 0"
9' - 0"
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Casual lounge
Herbal garden
Zen garden
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8’ 30'
16’ 60'
32’ 120'
240'
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