Browsing by Subject "Hospital buildings"

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    • An Architecture of Restoration 
      Rampuria, Neha
      Echo Cancer Center is a project that will give architects an opportunity to design for the greater good and retrieve their relevance in an increasingly commercialized profession. This project provides enhanced care and a ...
    • Dune: Kalutoqaniq 
      Bhujel, Danking Bahadur
      The Dune is a hospital project located in Utqiagvik (Barrow), a remote and vulnerable region in the far northern Alaska, United States. Given the harsh weather and topography of the area, it is essential to respond through ...
    • Equine Rehabilitation Center 
      White, Heather
      Traditional architecture focuses on human comfort and convenience. Equine architecture targets the health, safety, and wellbeing of the horse and their handlers. The Equine Rehabilitation Center has been designed to bring ...
    • The Green Box 
      Yun, Jiaxin
      The project of 'Green Box' aims to propose a new pediatric hospital to solve the indigenous children health problems of Deptford Township, New Jersey. Based on the local medical condition, the project will be the first ...
    • Hope 
      Shu, Shi
      In this project, the main problem about function will be three different points: the communication between physician and patients, the special treatment for children of different age, and the need for local family culture. ...
    • Inclusive: A Micro Hospital with Geriatric Emergency Department 
      Tang, Ruiwen
      The project name is INCLUSIVE. The topic of the project is a Micro Hospital with Geriatric Emergency Department (GED), which focuses on older patients. The micro hospital and GED are both new healthcare concepts and respond ...
    • Kriya: Center for Stroke and Neurological Rehabilitation, Bengaluru, India 
      Sooryanrayana, Sreedevi
      The design proposal is weaved around one of the major problems in India, road traffic accidents. The consequences due to road traffic accidents may range from minor to major neurological disorders or even fatality. Unregulated ...
    • Neuroarchitecture: Neuroscience Institute in Benghazi 
      Duan, Yingzhe
      My final project is Neuroscience Institute in Libya. The concept of this project aims to explore how to combine the two disciplines: Architecture and Neuroscience to create a healing environment that could enhance the ...
    • Parkland Breast Center 
      Li, Yizhao
      One in every eight people have experienced breast cancer. This project focuses on a real site in Dallas, Texas, that serves to reduce stress for patients during treatment in breast cancer facilities.
    • Parkland Breast Center: Comprehensive Therapy Tools Inge rated Into One Single Facility, Give the Patient Best Support to Help Their Life Back 
      Liu, Xuan
      In an effort to bring additional capacity to Parkland Women's Services, and to consolidate the service scope of contemporary breast cancer care. An architecture expansion program is introduced in the book. The associated ...
    • Pink Ribbon: the Parkland Breast Center Design 
      Wang, Xinlu
      Breast cancer is currently the second most common fatal disease for women in the US. Breast cancer patients may experience much stress every time they go to the breast cancer center. Patients' family members and friends ...
    • Shock Trauma Facility 
      Gajera, Surilkumar
      Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) stated in 2019 that every year the U.S. receives 130 million patients in emergency department visits. Out of which 16.2 million patients visits result in hospital admissions ...