S.Harris_Howell Mill Animal Medical and Rescue Center

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SHELTER ENTRANCE

HOSPITAL ENTRANCE

HOSPITAL & SHELTER PARKING GARAGE ENTRANCE

SHELTER DOG PARK

GRN ROOF

CONCRETE STEPS & SEATING

COMMUNITY DOG PARK

GRN ROOF DOG RUNS RM 2

RM 1 DOG PRIV. WAIT

RM 3

DOG GRIEVE 1

RM 4

DOG GRIEVE 2 DVM 1

DOG WAIT

DVM 2

STAFF LOUNGE

ASSOC.

DVM 3

DOG RUNS DOG EXAM RMS

CAT WARD

CHART DOG WAIT

HYDRO-THRPY

ENT.

RM 5

RM 6

RM 7

DROP OFF PICK UP

CHECK-OUT

CHECK-IN CHEMO/ ENDO.

TREATMENT AREA LOOKING TOWARDS RECOVERY WARD

ELE.

1

ADMIN.

CONF. RM

DN

RR

RM 1

RR

RM 3

IMAGING

CT SCAN

ULTRASND

IMG VIEW

CT CTRL

TREATMENT

LAB

LDRY/ FD PREP

RM 2

CHEMO/ENDO

2

PHARM.

MEN.

HOSPITAL ENT.

ISO. CARDIO

WOMEN

Creating dog and cat centric facilities will not only reduce the stress and improve the welfare of the animals, but it will increase the likelihood that healing will take place for sick animals and that permanent homes will be found for those in the shelter.

SLEEP

RM 8

CHECK-OUT

CHECK-IN

LCKR RM

RM 4

GRN ROOF CHART

CENTRAL SPLY STOR

ENT.

RECVRY. WARD

SURG. PREP

PACK/PREP

ICU WARD

CAT WAIT CAT EXAM RMS CHART

ICU RUNS CAT PRIV. WAIT

CAT WAIT

RM 5

RM 6

RM 7

RM 8

CAT GRIEVE 1

SURG 1

SURG 2

SURG. STOR

SURG 3

SURG 4

OXY CLST

CAT GRIEVE 2

UNDERGROUND PARKING GRN ROOF

INACCESSIBLE GRN ROOF

The over arching idea for this project was to design not only the interior of a space to conform to a set of rules written by humans, but to design a new space for animals where both the interior and exterior are products of each other, and their relationship is intertwined with the use of the landscape so that each area is thoughtfully conceived and implemented in a deliberate manner.

The circulation of the animal hospital is a necessity for safety protocol and ease of visibility, mobility, and also disease mitigation. Short, direct passageways are the most economical and safest approach to effective and timely medical care

TREATMENT AREA LOOKING TOWARDS DOG RUNS

The intent was to design not from merely the viewpoint of the human that occupies and uses the space, but mainly to incorporate the perspective that an animal might have as they are visiting, living in, or being treated in these spaces. This project seeks to completely integrate the visions of both parties that will be occupying the space, an innovative design idea that if successfully executed, will maintain better emotional and physical wellbeing of all living things within the building.

DOG EXAM

Cat housing Dog housing Noise

Sensory stimulation Outdoor access Inter-species interaction Human interaction

Security Education Clinic design Small dogs

Materials Water control Outdoor space management Ventilation Isolation and adoption management

SHELTER

DOG EXAM

CAT EXAM

CONF.

CAT EXAM

ADMIN & CLINIC

UNDERGROUND PARKING

ANIMAL MEDICAL & RESCUE CENTER

“The greatness of a nation and its moral progress can be judged by the way its animals are treated.” -Mahatma Gandhi

SECOND FLOOR HOSPITAL PLAN

TRANSVERSE BUILDING SECTION “Through innovative architecture, [we] can better serve the animals within [our] care by attracting more people to the site, promoting higher animal adoption rates, and providing education to facilitate informed animal adoption choices.”


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