FACILITY DESIGN


EXISTING HOSPITAL


KEY IP TMO, Q, A, C CE Public purposes Figure 2: Layout of the facility with colours identifying the different areas. EXISTING HOSPITAL 3˚ ST. 4˚ ST. 5˚ ST. Supporting rooms


Technical mezzanine Roof


KEY


Hot/cold water and fire facilities


Electric facilities Switchboards


Data system Medical gases


Thermomecanic Figure 3: The hospitalarian facilities necessary for the adequate operation of the project.


‘The Hospital uses a progressive care system, with intensive care units and intermediate and moderate care units.’


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and 5 (for technical purposes) and No. 4 (for public use), making use of internal yards and gardens, maintaining the existing modular scheme. This can be seen in Figure 1.


Architectonic proposal As an architectonic response to medical needs, two large independent areas are included – Long term hospitalisation and day hospital connected by Street No. 4.


The Long Term Hospitalisation (IP)


incorporate rooms to be shared by two patients, with 20 beds, areas to provide supporting services and for performing procedures (nursing ward, physicians room, room for chiefs of services, Warehouses, etc.). The Day Hospital has sectionalised areas


containing rooms for patients with bone marrow transplantation (TMO), for those under chemotherapeutic treatment (Q) and


IFHE DIGEST 2013 Emergency exit


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