Shaping Human Wellness Southwood TMH Clinic Design
Caroline Mozo
Interior Design Studio IV
Fall 2018
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Precedent Studies ORL Clinic - Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, Greece
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A Warm Clinic - Tiajin, China
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Visual Collage Patient Perspective: Negative Associations Patient Perspective: Positive Associations
Client Profile
Concept + Goals Project Goals Concept Statement
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Design Statement
Adjacency Matrix
Planning Diagrams Bubble Flow
Table of Contents
Blocking
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Stakeholder Summary
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Planning Analysis
Space Plan Overall Axon View Rendered Plan Ceiling Plan
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Location Summary Suite Specifics
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Drawings + Diagrams Elevation of Reception Reception Millwork Views of Waiting Rooms View of Nurses' Station
Program Matrix
Exam Room Diagrams
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ORL Clinic Designers: Mal-Vi Architects, Glight, Vitaverde Location: Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, Greece Size: 970 sf
Precendent Studies
Year: 2011
Summary: The goal of this design was to create a
memorable experience for patients by distancing the design as much as possible from typical clinic designs. In place of the traditional, a flexible partition is used to separate the reception and waiting room from the rest of the office. This partition is derived from the shape of an acoustic wave, paying homage to the surgeon's specialty. Another distinct design feature is laser cut acrylic glass panels that feature the Hippocratic Oath. The use of natural materials, namely wood, provide warmth to this contemporary design. The use of form not only provides visual interest but also achieves the goal of creating a unique space unlike that of other medical offices.
Furniture Plan for ORL Clinic
Design Implications: - The use of natural materials brings warmth into the space and helps eliminate the association of medical offices as cold and sterile. - Branding for medical practitioners can be achieved in unique and impactful ways through the use of form. By abstracting the professional's specialty, one can create an interesting and aesthetically pleasing solution. - If space allows, the use of multiple waiting rooms allows patients choice in experience. View of Waiting Area from Reception
ORL Clinic
View of Waiting Area from Entry
Detail of Acoustic Wave Wall Feature
"... To hold him who has taught me this art as equal to my parents and to live my life in partnership with him, and if he is in need of money to give him a share of mine, and to regard his offspring as equal to my brothers in male lineage and to teach them this art if they desire to learn it without fee and covenant; to give a share of precepts and oral instruction and all the other learning to my sons and to the sons of him who has instructed me and to pupils who have signed the covenant and have taken an oath according to the medical law, but no one else..."
- Excerpt from Hippocratic Oath
References: ORL Clinic / Mal-Vi Architects. (2011, November 30). Retrieved August 29, 2018, from https://www.archdaily.com/187595/orl-clinic-mal-vi-architects View of Reception from Waiting Area
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A Warm Clinic Designers: RIGI Design Location: Tiajin, China
Clinic Reception
Size: 2700 sf Year: 2015
Precendent Studies
Summary: The overall goal of this project was to redesign an existing clinic and create an atmosphere of hope, warmth, openness, trust, goodwill, communication, and positivity. The project called for the design of four areas: the entrance, waiting room, kids area, and clinic. The use of warm colors and playful shapes evoke a sense of trust and friendliness. In order to facilitate openness and communication, the design of the waiting room rejects the outdated model of rows of uncomfortable chairs that all face the same direction. The waiting room is instead arranged similarly to a dining room with a communal table and chairs. Here, patients can easily interact with one another if they so choose. The use of glass doors and clear wayfinding in the corridor further promotes the idea of openness and transparency and eases the anxiety associated with walking past rows and rows of doors and not knowing where to go. The design succeeds in not only providing a functional solution but also providing a comforting atmosphere to patients who might otherwise be overwhelmed and anxious.
Children's Play Area
Waiting Area
Space Diagram for Clinic
Design Implications: - Avoid the outdated waiting room model of uncomfortable rows of seating. Provide seating that facilitates interaction between patients which can alleviate anxiety. - If pleasant, integrate the surrounding landscape into the interior through the use of either live or artificial greenery. Studies have linked greenery and other natural elements to faster and better quality healing in patients. - Provide visual interest in the waiting room to entertain and alleviate anxiety in patients while waiting. This can be achieved through the use of interesting shapes, forms, and colors.
A Warm Clinic
View of Children's Play Area which incorporates bright colors and playful forms.
View of Corridor which features glass doors creating a sense of openess and airiness.
Detail of Reception Feature Wall featuring biophilic elements.
References: A Warm Clinic / RIGI Design. (2016, August 28). Retrieved August 29, 2018, from https:// www.archdaily.com/793964/a-warm-clinic-rigi-design View of Reception from Entry which incorporates clinic's branding into its form.
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Patient Perspective
Negative Associations Design Implications: - Offer comfortable and varied seating options for patients as they wait. - Ensure that there is ample seating or provide options to leave the waiting room. - If windows are not available for the waiting room, provide other natural elements such as a water feature or greenery to bring the outdoors in.
Visual Collage
- Provide distrations such as music, reading materials, or television to shorten patients' perception of wait time.
"Don't ever forget that you're a citizen of this world, and there are things you can do to lift the
human spirit
things that are easy, things that are free, things that you can do every day. Civility, respect, kindness, character." - Aaron Sorkin
Patient Perspective
Positive Associations Design Implications: - Ensure staff comfort and accessibility so that they are more upbeat and motivated to provide better care. - If appropriate, provide the option for patients to get a snack while they wait. - Provide decor that demonstrates professionalism and cleanliness while also promoting comfort and wellbeing.
" There simply is no pill that can replace
human connection
There is no pharmacy that can fill the need for compassionate interaction with others. There is no panacea. The anser to
human suffering
is both within us and between us." - Dr. Joanne Cacciatore
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Matthew Standridge
MD
Our client is Matthew Standride, MD, a primary care physician with Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare. He currently oversees a family care clinic in southeast Tallahassee. Working alongside two other healthcare providers, his office serves approximately 75 patients each day. Given his expanding practice, he will be moving into a new space in the same building next year. His ultimate goal is to provide patient centered care in a warm and friendly environment.
Client Profile
" We often forget our
human connectedness
Throughout my life, I have felt the greatest beauty lies in this connection. It has been in the deepest connections with others that I have experienced the greatest degree of learning, healing and transformation. This connection is a powerful thing, with the ability to transform lives, and ultimately transform
human experience
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- Kristi Bowman
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Project Stakeholders Physician + Nurse Practitioners Background: vary geographically, educated, high income, respected in community Age Range: late 20's - 65 State of Mind: calm, fatigued, stressed Ability: high or able to compensate fine and gross motor skills
Design Implications:
Patients
- Provide a waiting area for children with positive distractions both for children's entertainment and for the comfort of parents as well as older patients.
Stakeholder Summary
Background: vary geographically, huge range in education + income Age Range: infant - senior State of Mind: stressed, uncomfortable, ill Ability: huge range in physical abilities
Janitorial, Maintenance, + Delivery Background: vary geographically, no education requirement, low to midrange income Age Range: 18+ State of Mind: long + odd hours, solitary + independent workers Ability: able bodied
- Providing for staff comfort leads to better performance and patient care.
- Provide appropriate circulation to accommodate the activities of different stakeholders. Many of the stakeholders are constantly circulating throughout the space. - Calming lighting, cool colors, and easy wayfinding will minimize stress in all stakeholders.
Families + Caregivers Background: vary geographically, huge range in education + income Age Range: children and adults State of Mind: stressed, concerned, helpful, sad, fatigued, tired, confused, distracted Ability: most likely in good health, huge range in physical abilities
Pharmaceutical Reps + Medical Suppliers Background: vary geographically, educated, specialized knowledge Age Range: late 20's - 65 State of Mind: social, energetic, stressed, rushed Ability: good fine and gross motor skills
Receptionists, Office Managers, + Nurses Background: vary geographically, varied education (nurses have BSN), midrange income Age Range: young 20's - 65 State of Mind: calm, fatigued, stressed Ability: high or able to compensate fine and gross motor skills
" Without the
human community
one single human being cannot survive." - Dalai Lama
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Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare
Physician Partners - Southwood 3900 Esplande Way, Tallahassee, FL
Site Map
Shopping Center
Residential Neighborhood
Covered Walkway Site
Exterior View
Entry: Visitors enter the clinic via the covered walkway on the
Location Summary
east side of the building Court
Climate: Tallahassee has a humid subtropical climate, with long summers and short, mild winters, as well as drier springs and autumns.
Design Implications: - The site is located in a largely residential area. Consider patient privacy while entering and within the clinic. - Views to the outdoors has both calming and healing effects. Prioritize windows for areas where stakeholders will spend large amounts of time. - The site is located nearby several retailers. Provide a private entry for staff to access nearby amenties without interacting with patients while on break.
Exterior View of Site
- Consider the seasonal shifts and theri effects on the interior. During the summer, harsh sunlight through windows can potentially damage sensitive materials and irritate users. Heavy rainfall can lead to wet floors so incorporate slip/water resistant flooring.
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Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare
Physician Partners - Southwood
Design Implications: - Ensure that space planning allows for proper egress as well as logical circulation to exits. - Central Check In will experience heavy traffic from visitors and staff. Ensure that path of circulation mitigates traffic and crowding.
Views of Raw Space illustrating light wood frame construction.
- Maintain all flooring heights even with one another. Patients of different physical abilities will cycle throughout the clinic.
Key Plan
Suite Specifics
Total Area: 3,659 sqft
Covered Entry
Building Type: Business Group B - Clinic Outpatient (FBC, 304)
Clinic Outpatient: Buildings or portions of thereof used to provide medical care on a less than 24 hour basis to persons who are not rendered incapable of self preservation by the services provided (FBC, 202E)
Existing Shared Suite
Occupancy Load: 37(100 gross/occ) (FBC, 1004.2.1) West Entry
Entry/Check In
East Entry
Egress: 7'6" minimum celing height Accessibility Requirements: No flooring changes greater than 1/4" without a ramp, avoid protrusions greater than 4" in paths of egree
New Suite
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Room Name Reception
Program Matrix
Sick/Well Waiting Rooms (2)
Uses
Square Footage
Check in and 470 check out for this clinic as well as adjacent rheumatology clinic. Only for clinic 535 patients
Physician Offices (3)
Physicians will use for clerical duties
+/-100
Nurses Station
Nurses will use for clerical duties
170
Initial Assessment (2)
Only for clinic patients
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Furniture and Accessories
Electrical and Equipment
Lighting
Notes
Custom check in desk Herman Miller Saiba office chairs
Outlets for: Computer Laptops Phone Intercom
LED Leaf Lamp chandelier LED task lighting LED recessed cans
Dedicated work space for 4 receptionists Coffered ceilings provide sound absorption
Seating for 25-30 patients Steelcase Health Tava guest chairs Steelcase Health Tava bench Steelcase Coalesse Bix sofa Steelcase Coalesse Together bench Steelcase Coalesse Await table Steelcase Turnstone Alight ottoman Storage for reading materials Steelcase Turnstone Bivi Storage Sit to stand desk Small conference table Office chair Seating for patients Herman Miller Saiba office chairs Storage Desk
Outlets for: Television Music Charging stations Intercom
LED BuzziChandeliers LED BuzziLight Monos LED cove lighting
Sick and well waiting rooms Provide positive distractions and choice BuzziChandelier and BuzziLight Mono provide sound absorption Seating upholstered with bleachable vinyl which are stain resistant and easily cleanable Tray ceilings provide sound absorption
Outlets for: Computers Laptops Phones Intercom Outlets for: Computers Laptops Phone Intercom Copier Outlets for: Computers Laptop Phone Intercom
LED linear fixtures LED task lighting
Located by windows Acoustical ceiling tiles provide sound absorption
LED linear fixtures LED task lighting LED cove lighting
Dedicated work space for 4 nurses Sightlines into waiting room and to exam rooms FilzFelt Akustika 10 Wall system provides sound absorption
LED linear fixtures
Separate sick and well initial assessment areas to facilitate patient flow
Scales Side Table Storage
Room Name
Uses
Soiled Room Storage
Sanitation of medical equipment and disposal of soiled materials Complaint with HIPPA Storage of paper medical records Storage For patientof medicine examinations Only accessible to staff Used for storage of medicine samples House the medical server in compliance with HIPPA Used for storage
Medical Records Storage
Medicine Storage Exam Rooms (10)
Medicine Samples Storage
Server Room
General Storage Specimen Collection Restrooms (2) Staff Restrooms (2)
Square Footage 45
30
40 +/-120
30
85
30
For specimen collection
50
Exclusively for staff
+/-50
Furniture Requirements Mop sink Storage Disposal Counter space Washer Dryer File cabinets
Electrical Requirements Outlets for: Washer Dryer
Lighting Requirements LED linear fixture
Key pad for entry
LED linear fixture
Inaccessible to patients Key pad entry
Locked storage Haworth Power for medicines Exam Table Steelcase Health Fridge for Mitra Recliner vaccines Midmark Pediatric Storage for Examination medicine samples Table/Scale Herman Miller Mora Storage System Sink Per IT Haworth Poppy consultant’s office chair recommendations Steelcase Turnstone Bivi Sofa Shelving Waste and sharps disposal ADA WC ADA sink Grab bars ADA WC ADA sinks Grab bars
Outlet for: for fridge Outlets Key pad for entry Computers Laptops Diagnostic equipment
LED linear Recessed LED fixture Lighting Cooper Fail Safe Healthcare Changing Views LED linear LED linear fixtures fixture LED cove lighting
Outlet for server Generator outlet
LED linear fixture
Inaccessible to patients Furniture placement allows physician to Key pad entry easily access both sides of the patient Physician should beto able to maintain Easily accessible nurses eye contact with patient while working at the computer Easily accessible to nurses Exam rooms are designed to accommodate pediatric, bariatric, OBGYN, and primary care patients but are flexible in use 10 examon rooms allow for more Server generator supportive staff spaces Views to outdoors Cooper Lighting Changing Views offer positive distraction
LED linear fixture
GFI outlets
LED linear fixtures
GFI outlets
LED linear fixtures
Notes Located by lab
Passthrough into lab eliminate the need for patients to walk around with samples
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Room Name Electrical Room
Office Manger Office
Lab Area
Program Matrix
Blood Draw Area
Staff Break Room
Uses
Square Footage
Houses 70 generator and other electrical systems Office 105 manager for clerical work Collection and 80 testing of patient samples Drawing of 70 patient blood for testing Staff meetings, 160 lunch, and breaks
Exam Rooms (10)
For patient examinations
+/-120
Specimen Collection Restrooms (2)
For specimen collection
50
Staff Restrooms (2)
Exclusively for staff
+/-50
Furniture Requirements Per electrical consultant’s recommendation Desk Office chair File cabinet Storage Sink Fridge Counter space Centrifuge Steelcase Health Mitra Seating Seating Table Counter space Fridge Microwave Coffee machine
Haworth Power Exam Table Steelcase Health Mitra Recliner Midmark Pediatric Examination Table/Scale Herman Miller Mora Storage System Sink Haworth Poppy office chair Steelcase Turnstone Bivi Sofa Waste and sharps disposal ADA WC ADA sink Grab bars ADA WC ADA sinks Grab bars
Electrical Requirements Outlets for electrical systems and generator
Lighting Requirements LED linear fixture
Outlets for: Computer
LED linear fixtures LED Task lighting LED linear fixtures
Outlets for: Fridge Centrifuge Other lab equipment
LED linear fixtures
Notes
Located close to blood draw, specimen restrooms, and soiled room storage Close to lab
Outlets for: Fridge Microwave Coffee Machine
LED linear fixtures
Outlets for: Computers Laptops Diagnostic equipment
Recessed LED Cooper Lighting Fail Safe Healthcare Changing Views LED linear fixtures LED cove lighting
Furniture placement allows physician to easily access both sides of the patient Physician should be able to maintain eye contact with patient while working at the computer Exam rooms are designed to accommodate pediatric, bariatric, OBGYN, and primary care patients but are flexible in use 10 exam rooms allow for more supportive staff spaces Views to outdoors Cooper Lighting Changing Views offer positive distraction
GFI outlets
LED linear fixtures
Passthrough into lab eliminate the need for patients to walk around with samples
GFI outlets
LED linear fixtures
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Project Goals - To design a space in which patients, staff, family members, caretakers, and all other visitors feel welcome, comfortable, assured, and uplifted during, and even after, their visits.
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Concept Goals
- To design a space that is accessible for all users through clear wayfinding, sensible circulation paths, and the careful implementation of ADA standards. - To design a space that improves staff performance and satisfaction by space planning for efficiency and selecting materials, finishes, and furniture that will enhance their comfort. - To design a space that will stand the test of time and serve its community for years to come by selecting high quality materials and finishes. - To design a space that ensures the health and safety of all of its users by selecting materials and finishes that are antimicrobial, nonabsorbant, and easy to clean to minimize the spread of infection.
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Harmonious Humanity Human beings are instinctively social creatures who not only desire, but thrive on social connection.
human connection human interaction
Research suggests that
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Concept Goals
This innate need for
is intergral to happiness, fulfillment, and health.
is especially crucial to healthcare providers as our
society continues to shift toward advanced technologies. To provide exceptional care and expedite the healing process, healthcare providers must not neglect human connection but instead make it their central focus. The design for Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Physician Partners - Southwood is informed by the neccessity of human interaction with the goal of encouraging connections between patients, staff, caretakers, and any other individuals who visit the space. Sociopetal furniture arrangements, clear wayfinding, open space planning, and an uplifting color palette will facilitate these interactions. Users of the space will find comfort, encouragement, assurance, and hope while within the space.
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Design Statement Guided by the notion of human connectivity and interaction, the design for Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Physician Partners - Southwood succeeds in creating an environment that offers comfort, encouragement, assurance, and hope while elevating the experiences of both visitors and staff. Careful consideration of circulation paths, sightlines, wayfinding, materials, and finishes led to the design of a space that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The layout of the space
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Concept Goals
designates two seperate zones: visitor and staff. The seperation of these zones eliminates unnecessary and inefficient traffic and accommodates clear circulation paths for all users. The centralized location of the Nurses' Station provides sightlines into both the Waiting Rooms and Exam Rooms, allowing staff to readily anticipate patient needs and provide optimal care. Clear wayfinding in the form of color coding and naming of Exam Rooms eliminate confusion and provide visitors with a sense of independence and comfort as they navigate the clinic. All selections of furniture, materials, and finishes were evaluated for their resiliency, antimicrobial properties, and ease of cleaning. These high quality selections will stand the test of time and ensure that users are able to utilize them for years to come. Sociopetal furniture arrangements and colorful palette ensure that the space does not feel sterile and unwelcoming. The combination of all of these elements create a design that puts the individual first and encourages connectivity and community.
KEY
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RECEPTION WAITING AREA (2)
HIGH PRIORITY
PHYS. OFFICES (3)
MODERATE PRIORITY
NURSES STATION INITIAL ASSESS. (2) EXAM ROOMS (10)
SEPERATE NEUTRAL
STAFF RR (2)
Adjacency Matrix
SPECIMEN COLLECTION (2) SOILED STORAGE MED. RECORDS MEDICINE STORAGE MEDICINE SAMPLES SERVER ROOM ELEC. ROOM GEN. STORAGE
Design Implications:
OFFICE MAN. OFFICE
- Create distinct patient and staff areas to facilitate circulation.
LAB AREA BLOOD DRAW BREAK ROOM
- Lab and Blood Draw areas will need to be easily accessible by both patients and staff. Central location between patient and staff areas will facilitate flow. - Nurses Station will require sightines to Waiting Rooms and Exam rooms. Centralize the Nurses Station between these two areas to ensure sightlines are not obstructed.
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Bubble Flow Staff RR
Server
Electrical
RECEPTION
Reception RR
SERV.
Entry
ELEC.
Storage
Waiting Room Med. Records
Planning Diagrams
Soiled Break Room
LABBlood
STAFF Off. Man. RR Physician Offices Key:
OFFICE
Main Circulation Public
Lab
BLOOD DRAW
MED.Semi-Private REC.
INITIAL ASSESS.
SOILED Initial Asses. Nurses Station
SPEC. RR
WAITING ROOMS
Exam Rooms
MED. STOR.
Spec. RR.
INITIAL ASSESS.
Private
NURSES STATION
BREAK ROOM
EXAM ROOMS MED. SAMP. GEN. STOR.
OFFICES
EXAM ROOMS
Blocking Diagram Staff RR
Server
Electrical
RECEPTION Entry
Reception RR Storage
Waiting Room Med. Records MED. REC.
SERV.
ELEC. Soiled
Initial Asses.
SOILED
Break Room
Nurses Station
Blood Off. Man.
LAB
OFFICE
SPEC. Exam Rooms RR
Lab
Physician Offices Key:
WAITING ROOMS
Spec. RR. Main Circulation Public
BREAK ROOM
INITIAL ASSESS. MED. SAMP.
MED. STOR.
Semi-Private
STAFFPrivate RR
BLOOD DRAW
OFFICES
INITIAL ASSESS. GEN. STOR.
EXAM ROOMS
NURSES STATION
EXAM ROOMS
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Visual Design Analysis Heirarchy of Spaces Key Secondary Spaces
Tertiary Spaces
Primarily used by patients, staff, and families/caretakers.
Primarily used by patients and staff.
Primarily used by only staff.
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Planning Diagrams
Primary Spaces
Visual Design Analysis User Needs Key Quiet
Collaborative Work
Semi-Quiet
Focus
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Loud
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Visual Design Analysis Circulation + Sightlines Key Secondary Axes
Minor Pathway
Access to Views
Pimary Axes
Sightlines
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Planning Diagrams
Major Pathway
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Overall Axon View Reception Nurses' Station
Space Plan
Exam Room
Sick + Well Waiting Rooms
Rendered Plan Key 1. Visitor Entry 2. Reception 3. Staff Entry
3.
4. Sick Waiting Room 5. Well Waiting Room 6. Initial Assessment
2. 20.
21.
7. Nurses' Station
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10. Medicine Samples 11. General Storage 12. Obestetrics/ Gynocology Exam Room
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13. Bariatric Exam Room
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22.
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16. Blood Draw Area
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17. Soiled Room Storage 18. Specimen Collection Restroom
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19. Lab
22. Staff Restroom
25. Breakroom
20. Electrical Room
23. Office Manager
26. Medical Records
21. Server Room
24. Physician's Office
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16.
14. Pediatric Exam Room 15. Primary Care Exam Room
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5.
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19.
4.
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8. Phone Enclave 9. Medicine Storage
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24. 23.
8. 9.
6. 15.
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12. 11.
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10. 13.
15. 14.
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Ceiling Plan Key A. Acoustical Ceiling Tile B. Coffered Ceiling
A.
C. Drywall Ceiling
B.
1.
D. Tray Ceiling LED Linear Fixture
D.
Ceiling Diffuser
C.
Ceiling Return Recessed LED Can
2.
LED Leaf Lamp Chandelier LED Buzzi Chandelier LED Buzzi Mono LED Cooper Lighting Fail Safe Healthcare Changing Views
Ceiling Height: 12' AFF 10' AFF 8' AFF
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WolfGordon Brixton Dune White
Interface Textured Woodgrains Antique Light Oak
Green Furniture Concept Leaf Lamp Pendant
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Drawings Diagrams
Reception
Herman Miller Saiba Chair
Elevation of Reception Upon first entering the clinic, visitors are welcomed by the Reception Area. Here, visitors of all abilities are easily able to check in for their appointments at the accessible reception desk. Coffered ceilings absorb unwanted noise that is then replaced by the relaxing sound of flowing water from the focal water feature. A neutral color palette combined with residential inspired materials and finishes work to create a comforting environment and alleivate any anxiety individuals may have about their visit.
Steelcase TS Series Storage
Reception Millwork
Cable Management Gromets (TYP) Plywood Substrate 1/2" Mtl. Horz. Tube Steel Support 1/4" Thin Mortar Bed 1/2" Marine Grade Plywood Substrate 4 1/2" Mtl. Tube Steel Supports
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Melanine Steelcase TS Series Storage
Enlarged Plan View Section View 1
Reception Section 1 1/2" = 1'-0"
Corian Quartz Neve
Axon View
Arizona Tile Dunes
Waiting Rooms
View of Sick Waiting Room
After checking in, individuals have the choice to sit in either the Sick or Well Waiting Room dependent on their reason for visiting. Each waiting room provides a variety of seating to accommodate visitors with all different abilities. Sociopetal seating arrangements encourage visitors to interact with one another as they await their appointment. Three distinct seating zones offer individuals choice. Positive distractions in the form of artwork, reading materials, television, music, and beverages are readily available.
View of Well Waiting Room
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Waiting Rooms Furniture + Finishes WolfGordon Phaeo Obelisk
BuzziSpace BuzziChandelier
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Drawings Diagrams
Steelcase Turnstone Campfire Paper Table
Interface Textured Woodgrains Antique Light Oak
CF Stinson Drizzle Marled
CF Stinson Montana Crocus DesignTex Lattice Tangelo
DesignTex Lattice Meadow Steelcase Coalesse Bix Seating
Steelcase Health Tava Bench
Steelcase Coalesse Await Table
CF Stinson Full Turn Coral BuzziSpace BuzziLight Mono
CF Stinson Full Turn Pod
Steelcase Turnstone Alight Ottoman
Steelcase Health Tava Guest Chair
CF Stinson Montana Bluestone
Steelcase Turnstone Bivi Trunk
CF Stinson Montana Birch
Steelcase Coalesse Together Bench
View of Nurses Station
The Nurses' Station is located directly between the Waiting Rooms and Exam Rooms. Sightlines are provided into each of these areas, ensuring that staff are easily able to anticipate patient needs and provide optimal care. A private phone enclave allows staff to speak with patients without the concern of other patients overhearing sensitive information. Pedastal storage with casters allow staff flexibility with their workstations.
Nurses Station 3Form Infinite Glass Muse Etch Inverse
WolfGordon Huntington
WolfGordon Phaeo Obelisk Gray-Blue
Interface Textured Woodgrains Antique Light Oak FilzFelt Akustika 10 Wall Lind
Dandelion
Apricot
Peridot
CF Stinson Montana Bluestone
Herman Miller Saiba Chair
Steelcase TS Series Storage
Elevation of Hallway
Named and color coded Exam Rooms provide clear wayfinding for visitors of the clinic. Glazing on Exam Room doors ensure patient privacy during their visit.
CF Stinson Vapor Soleil
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Exam Rooms Glove Storage Waste Disposal
WolfGordon Phaeo Obelisk
Diagnostic Equipment The Shade Store Roller Shades
Drawings Diagrams
View to Outdoors
Steelcase Health Mitra Recliner
Steelcase Turnstone Bivi Seat
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The Shade Store Roller Shades
Steelcase Health Mitra Recliner
Axon View
CF Stinson Montana Bluestone
Exam Rooms
Haworth Poppy Guest with Casters
Sharps Disposal
Haworth Poppy Guest with Casters
Paper Towel Dispenser Soap Dispenser Sink
CF Stinson Montana Crocus
Biohazard Disposal
Herman Miller Mora System
Elevation of Millwork Herman Miller Mora System
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Exam Rooms
Steelcase Health Tava Guest Chair
Exam Room Zoning
WolfGordon Phaeo Obelisk
Drawings Diagrams
CF Stinson Drizzle Marled
Interface Textured Woodgrains Antique Gray Oak
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CF Stinson Montana Birch
Haworth Power Exam Table
Key Family Zone
Care Staff Zone
Patient Zone
CF Stinson Montana Bluestone
Caroline Mozo
Interior Design Studio IV
Fall 2018