Organisation
Different uses were developed as one spatial whole.
Starting point
An interdisciplinary centre was to bring together several medical services while allowing independent workflows.
Challenge
Shared areas need clear orientation. Specialties, reception and support services must connect without making daily practice unnecessarily complex.
A solution for shared infrastructure and clear routes.
Orientation
Routes and arrival situations were designed from the perspective of use.
Delivery
Medical requirements and delivery stayed connected.
The path to handover.
From a shared understanding to a prepared operation.
Understand
Map specialties and workflows.
Plan
Organise rooms, routes and infrastructure.
Coordinate
Connect medical and construction work.
Handover
Prepare for daily use.
Outcome
A centre that connects shared resources with different requirements.
- Several specialties have room within shared infrastructure.
- Orientation and workflows were treated as part of the spatial solution.
- Responsibility extended across trade interfaces.
Project impressions
From the location to daily operation.
Architecture, fit-out and clinical use come together in one continuous visual narrative.
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