Inspira Health Network Interior Guidelines by Array Architects

Interior Guidelines

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INTERIOR STANDARDS OVERVIEW

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ISSUES & REVISIONS

Date 08/17/23

Description Issue #1

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Guiding Principles

1.3 Organization of the Guidelines

MATERIAL ELEMENTS 11

2.1 Building a Palette ............................

Foundation Palette

Circulation

Clinical Spaces

• Patient Room Med Surg Scheme One

• Patient Room Med Surg Scheme Two .......

• Patient Room Step Down

• Patient Room ICU.

• Patient Room LDRP

• Patient Room Pediatric

• ED Treatment, Exam and Intake

• Radiology

• Operating Suite, PACU and Prep/ Recovery

2.2 Paint Color Application

2.3 Creating Touch Points

• Main Lobby and Main Reception

• Information Desk & Check In

• Family Lounge/ Waiting

• Elevator Lobby & Unit Entry

• Cafe & Dining

• Team Station

MATERIAL MATRIX

MATERIAL STANDARDS

1 Interior Standards Overview

To provide a safe and compassionate experience that improves the health and well-being of our community by placing the safety of our patients and support of our employees at the center of all we do.

Mission Values Vision

Inspira Health inspires and empowers healthier communities by creating the highest quality and most desirable patient experience in the region.

INNOVATION

We educate and inspire positive change and healthier long-term outcomes. I C R E A T E I C R E A T E

We strive to employ ingenuity and new standards of care to improve our work every day.

COMPASSION

We treat everyone equally with kindness and respect.

RELIABILITY

We put the safety of our patients, compliance and best practice at the forefront of all we do.

EMPATHY

We listen and genuinely relate to others in order to make them feel seen and appreciated.

ACCESS

We provide a high-quality patient experience to all people.

TEAMWORK

We collaborate and utilize the full breadth of the Inspira network to improve patient experience.

EMPOWERMENT

Brand Elements

Creating high-impact moments that will trigger visual cues and brand defining elements will enhance the patient experience immediately creating a sense of having arrived in the right place—a place of quality integrated care.

TOUCH POINTS

» Focal features at entrances to the facility, circulation and departments.

» Reinforce the color and textural palette.

» Opportunities for staff, patients and the public to engage the built environment.

WAYFINDING

» Use of color and materials to create directional opportunities.

» Clear visual signage.

GATHERING ZONES

» Strategically located at entrances to the facility and departments.

» Designed to create open gathering opportunities while maintaining privacy through use of materials and architecture.

» Clear sight-lines back to the reception desk where applicable.

CLINICAL ZONES

» Clear organization of patient zones, equipment and appropriate furnishings to reinforce the brand and enhance patient, family and staff satisfaction.

» Use of clinically appropriate materials for a sophisticated and maintainable appearance.

Interior Standards Overview

1.1 Introduction 1.2 Guiding Principles

This document is a guideline for the interior design of facility circulation and departmental areas throughout the Inspira Health Network enterprise. These Iguidelines are intended to be an open system that allows for design freedom, while outlining performance criteria and details necessary to ensure that spaces are functional, durable, “noninstitutional” in feel, and supprotive of the highest level of patient care.

The guidelines are to be used in the design of all capital projects as well as in the continous upkeep of Inspira’s Health’s visible infrastructure, namely of all “front of the house” items such as flooring, ceilings, wall finishes, etc.

This document was created as the framework for all future projects at Inspira Health Network facilities by establishing guidelines as it relates to specific design elements, styles and palettes that will be used to help identify and express the brand identity of the facility. The brand guidelines have been derived from the built environment at the Mullica Hill Campus and are intended to be ised for the following:

1. Provide brand clarity to Inspira Health.

2. Provide design philosophy and criteria to support growth and transformation throughout the facility without compromising design innovation and freedom.

3. Create continuity between public and clinical spaces.

4. Create a matrix of interior finish materials and parameters based on maintenance, cleaning protocols, safety, ergonomics, sustainability, aesthetics and Infection Control criteria, as well as materials successfully installed at Mullica Hill.

5. Elevate the quality and durability of the materials in the built environment with the use of cost effective and responsible materials.

6. Create critical details that are tested and will promote high aesthetics and durability.

1.3 Organization of the Guidelines

Brand Elements enhance all touch points and reinforce quality and care expectations. These elements are supplemented by a deep resource kit which will provide efficient and effective parameters for all facility improvements. They include:

1. Material Elements which provide guidance for capital projects as well as routine or recurring maintenance initiatives. The Touch Points provide guidance for key nodes such as entry decision points, departmental portals and patient and family gathering zones. This section will also provide a framework for color strategies. The guidelines identify criteria for deploying paint accents in a way that provides greater certainty of pleasing aesthetic combinations.

2. Material Matrix section is designed to scale both capital improvement and refinishing efforts to align with base and enhanced finish and material investments where applicable. Each project area can be found in this section.

3. Material Standards include specification and source data for all materials. Links to each manufacturer website can be found here.

4. Detail Components includes standard practices and details for optimal constructibility that reduces damage and improves infection control.

2 Material Elements

Material Elements

2.1 Building a Palette Foundation Palette

The Foundation Palette is the starting point for every palette. It contains the elements that will be consistent across projects and campuses. Be cognizant to reference the materials matrix and detail components sections for usage in various locations throughout the facility.

This neutral palette is the starting point for all spaces:

PAINT

» Foundation of Neutral paints for wall and trim. Refer to 2.2 Paint Color System for more detailed information on application.

MILLWORK

» Dark wood tone to be used in public waiting areas, reception desks and Team Station fronts. Light wood tone to be used in clinical corridors, patient rooms and clinical support areas.

» LG HiMacs to be the main solid surface unless noted otherwise.

» Wilsonart High Rise with Corian Concrete in BOH areas where wood look laminate is not used.

» Formica Paloma Polar to be used in non-clinical areas with laminate counters in combination with dark wood laminate cabinets

GLAZING

» Decorative glass panels at Family Registration, Waiting areas, Nurse Stations and other focal areas.

TILE

» In multi stall Public toilet rooms use Moonstruck for the floors and walls with accent walls of River Marble

» Patient and staff toilet rooms floors and wet walls should be Crossover tile.

RESILIENT FLOORING

» Resilient tile flooring should be in all clinical areas. Alternate flooring of Luxury vinyl tile 5mm can be used only in locations where existing conditions requires this product thickness. Refer to Material standards for specifications.

» Resilient sheet flooring for areas requiring a seamless installation.

CARPET TILE

» Carpet tile flooring for non-clinical administrative areas and waiting areas where there are minimal concerns about rigorous cleaning.

» Glimmer tile is for all offices

» Uncover tile to be used in Lobby and Waiting areas.

» Kasuri tile is for any Executive Admin areas.

GENERAL WALL, TRIM & NEUTRAL ACCENT PAINT

GLAZING

RESILIENT TILE FLOORING

RESILIENT SHEET FLOORING

LAMINATE

PORCELAIN TILE

Daltile River Marble

SW 7103 Whitetail

SW 7018 Dovetail

MILLWORK

Nemo Crossover Sabbia

Texas Granite Almond Shell

Texas Granite Mission White

Texas Granite Bowling Green

CARPET TILE

Shaw Glimmer Gloss

ViviGraphix Gradiance Skyline Design Fern

Crossville Moonstruck Juno

Shaw Naturelife Stained Walnut

Tarkett Eminent Dusty White

Tarkett Eminent Dusty Blue Tarkett Eminent Dusty Sand

Tarkett Eminent Dusty Grey

Shaw Uncover Tile

Texas Granite Soft Brown

LG HiMac Pause Corian Concrete

Wilsonart Walnut Heights

MILLWORK Nevamar Clear Maple

Corian Deep Mink Corian White Jasimine

Wilsonart High Rise

Shaw Kasari Galvanized

Formica Paloma Polar

SW 7007 Bright White

SW 6211 Rainwashed SW 7643 Pussywillow

Material Elements

2.1 Building a Palette

Circulation

The Circulation palette incorporates distinct colors that will help with wayfinding and creating a sense of place in public spaces such as Lobbies, Public Corridors and Elevator Lobbies. Use the foundation of neutrals as your starting point.