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THE DESIGN PROPOSAL LOOKS TO IMPLEMENT THREE MAIN FOCUSES WHICH ORBIT AROUND THE IDEA OF HEALING DESIGN — [1] THE FOREGROUNDING AND INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH THE VARIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH SERVICES OFFERED, [2] THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF LANDSCAPE AND ITS CONNECTION TO THE HUMAN AND [3] THE COMMUNAL AND PUBLIC REALM, OFFING UP SPACES AND INVITING PEOPLE INTO THE SITE, THE BUILDING AND THE WAITING AREAS... THE HEALING IS NOT JUST DONE IN THE CONSULTATION SUITE, IT IS THROUGH COMMUNITY, THROUGH CONNECTIONS, THROUGH SPORT AND THROUGH NATURE.
ROOM REQUIREMENTS
GENERAL PRACTICE
COMMUNITY v HEALTH
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MENTAL HEALTH
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COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE
GYM
PHYSIO MEETING ROOMS OFFICES
OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY
SECTION RELATIONSHIPS
EARLY BUBBLE DIAGRAMS
TRIAGE/NURSES
DIETETICS
GROUP TEACHING
PHARMACY SPECIFIC STORAGE
PROGR A MMATIC A R R A N GEMENT
SITE SEPARATION/FLOWS
OUTDOOR TERRACE THEATRE
ALLIED HEALTH COMMUNITY FACILITIES BACK-OF-HOUSE
ZONAL RELATIONSHIPS
EXPANDABLE RENTABLE COMMUNITY SPACE
VOID HOT DESKING COMMUNITY WORK SPACE
DIETETICS
FIRST FLOOR
FORM SKETCH
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RYAN / 19yo MALE / CARPENTER Tim left school at 17 to take up a trade apprenticeship as a carpenter. He recently injured his back at work which required surgery. The rehab process will take up to six months through which he cannot work. He also undertakes counciling with a mental health practicioner since his accident. [1] Living opposite the site, he uses the local facilities, he cannot afford the travel cost any further. [2] He plays basketball with other people from the housing estate. [3] Attends a mental health seminar in the theatre space. [4] After checking in for his consultation at the reception he grabs a coffee from the cafe and waits in the outdoor green space. [5+6] After his consultation he leaves via the back exit.
TANYA / 32yo FEMALE / MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL Tanya bikes to the health center everyday from her home in Parkville. She is a addictions therapist taking sessions throughout the day with groups and individuals. STRESSES of the job are an important factor to consider. The situations and circumstances that Tanya encounters as part of her day-today can be both confronting and disturbing for her personally. The REFLECTIVE AND RELIEVING LANDSCAPING POCKETS [3] of the building and the extensive landscaping [5] will cater for her needs to recalibrate and relax through the day. She parks her bike [1] in the bike store and has her own consultation room [2] and uses the group spaces and threatre upstairs [4].
JENNY [AND CHRIS] / 38yo MOTHER AND 9yo SON Jenny brings her son Chris to the health centre for weekly sessions with occupational therapist after an accident overseas left Chris with an injury. They take the No. 19 tram from their home in Brunswick [1]. After checking in at the recption Chris wants to play in the community playground, where they wait to recieve a haptic call for their appointment [2]. Chris uses the gym during his hour long session [3] during which Jenny makes her way back to the cafe to wait for Chris to be done [4]. 5
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‘HEALING GARDENS IN HOSPITALS’’ by CLARE COOPER MARCUS
FACADE SOLAR ACCESS THROUGHOUT THE DAY, YEAR ROUND
GYM ENTRY
SHADING TO BE USED
GENERAL MASS Sitting with an interface along Lygon, setback on other sides
PULL APART Landscape to split and fill into the gaps betwen the building’s blocks
COMMUNITY POSSIBILITIES PROGRAMS teaching_
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EQUIPMENT HIRE CLASSES SOCIAL TEAMS GYM CLASSES
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SECLUDED PATIENT ENTRY
MAIN STREET ENTRY
SPACES LECTURE HALL
COMMUNITY PATIENTS
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CIRCULATION AXIS
CAFE/KITCHEN FOYER RECEPTION OUTDOOR TERRACE
CENRAL CORRIDOR Public circulation through the length of the building, creating an indoor PUBLIC SQUARE
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THE DESIGN PROPOSAL LOOKS TO IMPLEMENT THREE MAIN FOCUSES WHICH ORBIT AROUND THE IDEA OF HEALING DESIGN — [1] THE FOREGROUNDING AND INTEGRATION OF MENTAL HEALTH THROUGH THE VARIETY OF ALLIED HEALTH SERVICES OFFERED, [2] THE POSITIVE EFFECTS OF LANDSCAPE AND ITS CONNECTION TO THE HUMAN AND [3] THE COMMUNAL AND PUBLIC REALM, OFFING UP SPACES AND INVITING PEOPLE INTO THE SITE, THE BUILDING AND THE WAITING AREAS... THE HEALING IS NOT JUST DONE IN THE CONSULTATION SUITE, IT IS THROUGH COMMUNITY, THROUGH CONNECTIONS, THROUGH SPORT AND THROUGH NATURE.
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17 to take up a trade apprenticeship as a carpenter. He recently injured which required surgery. The rehab process will take up to six months cannot work. He also undertakes counciling with a mental health e his accident. [1] Living opposite the site, he uses the local facilities, he travel cost any further. [2] He plays basketball with other people from the ] Attends a mental health seminar in the theatre space. [4] After checking tion at the reception he grabs a coffee from the cafe and waits in the ace. [5+6] After his consultation he leaves via the back exit.
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Elevation
Local community engagement
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SPORTS AND GAMES _ HALF-COURT BASKKETBALL _ KIDS PLAYGROUND
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LADNSCAPE COOLING EFFECTS
OUTDOOR TERRACE
DIETETICS
GARDEN BED, SUBTERRAINEAN WATERING SYSTEM
FIRST FLOOR GROUND LEVEL
BIKE STORE
OT/ PHYSIO
PHARMACY
MENTAL HEALTH
SOLAR ACCESS
PARTI DIAGRAM
FORM/MASSING
CIRCULATION
GREEN SPACES
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COMMUNITY POSSIBILITIES
teaching_
MAIN STREET ENTRY
night activations_ COMMUNITY DINNERS ART EXHIBITIONS THEATRE SCREENING
FOYER
JENNY [AND CHRIS] / 38yo MOTHER AND 9yo SON
PATIENTS CIRCULATION AXIS
OUTDOOR TERRACE SPORTS FIELD
AND CONSULTATION ROOM EDGE TREATMENTS AND PLANTING BOXES NORTH/WEST FACING FACADES INSET TO REDUCE HEAT LOAD ON GLAZING
GREEN SPACES Articulation of the blocks to create variance in garden spaces, some to encourage introspection, others to encourage group and community engagement
GYM
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EQUIPMENT HIRE CLASSES SOCIAL TEAMS GYM CLASSES
CENRAL CORRIDOR Public circulation through the length of the building, creating an indoor PUBLIC SQUARE
THROUGH THE LANDSCAPE POCKETS
5 10
BOOK SWAP
CONNECTIONS TO NATURE
Jenny brings her son Chris to the health centre for weekly sessions with occupational therapist after an accident overseas left Chris with an injury. They take the No. 19 tram from their home in Brunswick [1]. After checking in at the recption Chris wants to play in the community playground, where they wait to recieve a haptic call for their appointment [2]. Chris uses the gym during his hour long session [3] during which Jenny makes her way back to the cafe to wait for Chris to be done [4].
RECEPTION
WEEKLY VET VISIT
H E A L I N G D E S I G N EDGE GREEING
CAFE/KITCHEN
COMMUNITY
FLEXIBLE COMMUNITY HALL/ROOMS
DANCE CLASSES LANGUAGE CLASSES BIRTHDAYS
Tim left school at 17 to take up a trade apprenticeship as a carpenter. He recently injured his back at work which required surgery. The rehab process will take up to six months through which he cannot work. He also undertakes counciling with a mental health practicioner since his accident. [1] Living opposite the site, he uses the local facilities, he cannot afford the travel cost any further. [2] He plays basketball with other people from the housing estate. [3] Attends a mental health seminar in the theatre space. [4] After checking in for his consultation at the reception he grabs a coffee from the cafe and waits in the outdoor green space. [5+6] After his consultation he leaves via the back exit.
Tanya bikes to the health center everyday from her home in Parkville. She is a addictions therapist taking sessions throughout the day with groups and individuals. STRESSES of the job are an important factor to consider. The situations and circumstances that Tanya encounters as part of her day-today can be both confronting and disturbing for her personally. The REFLECTIVE AND RELIEVING LANDSCAPING POCKETS [3] of the building and the extensive landscaping [5] will cater for her needs to recalibrate and relax through the day. She parks her bike [1] in the bike store and has her own consultation room [2] and uses the group spaces and threatre upstairs [4].
LECTURE HALL
SEMINAR GROUP
RYAN / 19yo MALE / CARPENTER
TANYA / 32yo FEMALE / MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
SPACES
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BIKE STORE
SECLUDED PATIENT ENTRY
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RECEPTION CHOSEN WAITING AREA TO RECIEVE HAPTIC FEEDBACK CALL
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VIEWS TO NATURE
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PULL APART Landscape to split and fill into the gaps betwen the building’s blocks
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GENERAL MASS Sitting with an interface along Lygon, setback on other sides
PROGRAMS
M E N TA L H E A LT H
GYM ENTRY
SHADING TO BE USED
COMMUNITY GARDEN
P E R S O N A A N A LYS I S
LIFT
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