FACILITY UPGRADES
Figure 7. Current HUCFF side access.
Figure 8. Current inner part of HUCFF side access.
Figure 9. Projected HUCFF side access. The back wall received a wooden panel
to give greater relevance to the sculpture of goddess Minerva, who represents UFRJ. All furniture was modernised, creating seating areas with, in a prominent position, a piano that invites the user to sit and enjoy the new reception. To separate the flows of users’ service needs, a lateral access was designed to receive patients from other health units passing from other health units by ambulance, outpatients to ambulatory care and medical offices in general, the collection unit and pedestrian exit. Figure 6 shows the flow of the lateral access.
Figure 10. Projected inner part of HUCFF side access.
Figures 7 and 8 show the current state of the side access. Due to lack of zoning and hospital access control being insufficient, there have been problems with infiltration originating from the water pipes and hospital sewage from the technical sector between the second and third floors, causing eventual flooding.
HUCFF ambulatory care unit renovation The ambulatory, intended for in and outpatients, has two stories and 108 offices, encompassing several specialties. On the first floor, there are offices and
specialties such as dermatology, otolaryngology, the surgical centre, and the infirmary and on the second floor there are offices, the emergency room, the infusion centre and the ophthalmology specialty. It has a linear configuration with offices on both sides. The waiting room is in its centre and serves all offices, as shown in Figure 11. The two floors possess the same
architectural configuration, making localisation difficult by users. To solve this issue, the painting of the structural columns and the office dividing wall was used as a means of orientation and
Figure 11. HUCFF ambulatory care unit renovation project. 66 IFHE DIGEST 2022
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