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ARCHITECURE PORTFOLIO AB418 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIES 4A TO CARE - HOSPICE DESIGN PROJECT CHENG . TAN

CONTENTS

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SITE ANALYSIS

MASTERPLAN CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE LOCATION CHOSING

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PRE-DESIGN ANALYSIS

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS

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CORE IDEAS AND DESIGN PROPOSE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SPACE IMAGE FUNCTION DISTRIBUTION KEY AREA CONSIDERATION

PREVIOUS DESIGN, ANALYSIS AND DEVELOPMENTS - BASE ON PLANS AND SECTIONS

FINAL DESIGN BUILDING DESIGN BEDROOM DESIGN LANDSCAPE DESIGN

PROJECT DETAIL:

PERSONAL INFORMATION

PART OF BRIEF

CHENG. TAN

Design a hospice for young adults. Young adults have their own unique needs that are different to those of children and a children’s hospice no longer meets their individual requirements.

Focused support through this period of transition from children’s to adult services is essential. The new facility would provide support for young people with palliative care needs. The facility would provide care centred on privacy, dignity and independence.

Young adults are able to come to the new hospice for respite visits. These visits are available throughout the year and can be booked to suit the needs of the young person. Sometimes a visitor may stay for a couple of days, and at other times they may choose to visit for a whole week.

The University of Strathclyde Year 4 student from Course of Advanced Architectural Design

AB418 ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN STUDIES 4A TO CARE - HOSPICE DESIGN PROJECT

INTERVIEW RESULTS After I read the brief for this project, i prepare three simple question base on govan, and these are the results of the quick interview on the street, and the feedback mostly nagetive

CONTACT INFORMATION Email address: cheng.tan780@gmail.com phone number: +44(0)7597290961

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Are you live around here?

- What's the 1st impression of govan?

- Do u think what's the pros/cons of here

If we are going to build a hospital around here, do u think govan is a good place for your recovery

If you are upset, do you think it is a good place for your reconvery? (This is more about mental recovery, 2nd oneis more on phical recovery)

DESIGN CONCEPT In order to design the most suitable hospice for young adults, designer should try to consider the needs from patients' perspective.

DESIGN TECHINIQUE STRUCTURE

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SITE ANALYSIS

MASTERPLAN CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE LOCATION CHOSING

CHENG.TAN TO CARE - HOSPICE

MASTERPLAN

SITE ANALYSIS - MASTERPLAN - GOVAN SCALE : -- (NON-SCALED, ORIGINAL SCALE IS SCALE IS 1:5000, SEE APPENDIX) PUBLIC AREA

5 & 10 MINS WALK

MAJOR STREET

BUS STOPS

SUBWAY STATION

VIEW PATH

RESIDENTIAL AREA

BUILDING MASSIVE

POSSIBLE ROUTE

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CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE

GOOD VIEWPOINT 1

GRAVE YARD

RESIDENTIAL AREA

CITY CENTER

GOOD VIEWPOINT 2

KEY LOCATION ANALYSIS DESIGN IDEA THE MAIN IDEA OF THE HOSPICE IS NATURE ENVIRONMENT, SO THE SOTE SHOULD BE AVOID BEING SO CLOSE TO CITY CENTER, AND SHOULD NOT BETWEEN PUBLIC AREAS SUCH AS SCHOLL, SHOPPING CENTER, VISITOR SITES, PUBLIC PARK, ETC. IN THIS CASE, THE DOCK SOTE IS MORE SUITABLE FOR THE HOSPICE. THE BLACK DOTE LUNES SHOWS THE POSSIBLE WALK WAY TO THE NEAREST SUBWAY STATION TO THE SITE. THE RED DOTE LINES SHOW THE POSSIBLE VIEW FROM THE SITE

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CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE ANALYSIS OF CHURCH SITE

RESIDENTS

Make almost no noise, and absorb sounds from other noise sources

Tomb Land

Should try to isolate these area from people's views

Noise Source

Major street, automobiles passing by with high speed and high level of noise

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CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE VIEW OF CHURCH SITE

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CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE ANALYSIS OF DOCKSITE

Residents

Make almost no noise, and absorb sounds from other noise sources

Factory

Like a sound barrier to block noise from street.

But it make some noise by its own production

Noise Source

Major street, automobiles passing by with high speed and high level of noise

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CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE VIEW OF DOCK SITE

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CONSIDERATIONS OF SITE

DOCK SITE - SHORT DISTANT VIEW

VIEW TOWARS NORTHWEST

NICE SCENERAY

LONG DISTANT VIEW

When people upset, it will help if they see something in large scale. The narrow view would easily lead to a negative emotion.

VIEW TOWARS NORTH

From the site analysis, the sanitation in Govan is not so good, when you look close to some area, it is easy to see rubbish every where. The best way is trying to create long distance viewpoint so the detail will be ignored.

CHURCH SITE - LONG DISTANT VIEW

VIEW TOWARS EAST

VIEW TOWARS NORTHEAST

CHURCH SITE - SHORT DISTANT VIEW

DOCK SITE - LONG DISTANT VIEW

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PHYSICAL MODEL - SITE ROOM - SCALE 1:1500

ACCORDING TO THE PREVIOUS ANALYSIS, THE DOCK SITE IS MORE SUITABLE FOR THIS DESIGN

MAIN STREET

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COMMUNITY AND FACTORY

UPPER LEVEL BEDROOM

CURVE SHAPE FOR THE VIEW

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PRE-DESIGN ANALYSIS

CORE IDEAS AND DESIGN PROPOSE INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL SPACE IMAGE FUNCTION DISTRIBUTION KEY AREA CONSIDERATION

CHENG.TAN TO CARE - HOSPICE

CORE IDEAS AND DESIGN PROPOSE IDEA OF BEDROOM LOCATION - AND THE REASONS FOR IT ACCORDING TO THE SITE ANALYSIS, THE BEDROOM AT UPPER LEVEL, THE PUBLIC AREA AT LOWER LEVEL - SO PATIENTS WILL HAVE CONNECTIONS WITH PEOPLE IN THE PUBLIC AREA, THEN THEY WONT WILL LONELY. - AT THE SAME TIME, THE PRIVACY WILL BE PROTECTED BY THE UPPER LEVEL - UPPER LEVEL CAN HAVE BETTER VIEW THAN LOWER LEVEL

BIG WINDOW

HIGH LEVEL BEDROOM

LOW LEVEL PUBLIC

NATURAL SURACE

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OUTSIDE WORLD

MODIFIED THE DOCK TO AN ARTIFICIAL LAKE

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NO OBSTACLE ON RIVER SIDE

USE TREES AS A VISUAL BLOCK, IN ORDER TO CREATE A NATURAL WORKD WITHOUT SEEING CITY MASSIVES

GRASS LAND PROVIDING THE NATURAL COMFORTABLE AND RELAX EXTERNAL SPACE

USING NATURAL MATERIALS SUCH AS TIMEBER OR STONE

OUTSIDE WORLD

GOOD VIEW & NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS

GOOD IDEAS OF ZONING This photo shows some good idea of seperating area by using plants and bare stone wall.

PUBLIC RESTING AREA The image on the right shows the feeling which I want to achieve on public and resting area, good view to the natural envrionment is essential element in my design, slightly level change can make area more interesting and functional.

POOL & ACTIVITIES AREA The photo below shows a pool area, open space, natural environment, good views, are key elements to both this photo and my design.

CIRCULATION AND CORRIDOR AREA This image creates the feeling which I want to achieve, but the steel load-bearing beams are been covered by timber slab, natural environment, big opening everywhere for nice sunlight, good view and comfortable feeling

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INSIDE WORLD NATURAL & COMFORTABLE FEELING

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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

IN THOSE TWO PAGES, THE FUNCTIONAL BLOCK WILL BE DISTRIBUTED. THE TEH REASON A N D CO N S I D E RAT I O N W O F WHICH THEY ARE LOCATED WILL BE EXPLAINED.

SANCTUARY ROOM

ACCESSABLE WCS

Main Block / Level 2

Main Block / Level 1

This place is going to provide treatments assistance to the patients. So it should be very convinient to reach the bedroom for patients. should be close to: Bedroom, Emergency bedroom

these toilet are provided for the disabled patient. when these patients doing activities, it is too inconvinent for them to go back to their accomodations to solve the problems.

THE FUNCTION BLOCKS WHICH ARE SHOWED ON THE MODEL ARE NOT THE EXACTE SHAPE OF THE BUILDING. THEY JUST SHOWS THE APPROX. AREA AND LOCATION OF SPECIFIC FUNCTION AREAS

not to far from office for doctors and nurse, viewing room

should be close to: public area, e.g. multi- purpose room, sanctuary room, dining room, pool, etc. not to far from staff block, for staff to help them if they need. should be far away from refuse area and viewing room

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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

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BEDROOMS

COMPLEMENTARY THERAPY ROOM

Main Block / Level 2

Main Block / Level 2

good view to relax or calm down connection to others avoid to see something negative. The place is where the patients are going to live in, the key place of the hospices Should be close to: public activities area, multi-purpose room, sanctuary room, disciplinary rooms, counselling rooms, consulting rooms, complementary therapy room. not to far from dining space and pool area. should be far away fromrefuse area and viewing room

This place is going to provide treatments assistance to the patients. So it should be very convinient to reach the bedroom for patients. should be close to: Bedroom, Emergency bedroom not to far from office for doctors and nurse, viewing room

FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

EMERGENCY BEDROOMS Main Block / Level 1

These two bedrooms are provided to the patients who have special situation. They maybe have troubles with movement, so ground floor maybe more suitable should be close to: public activities area, multi-purpose room, sanctuary room, disciplinary rooms, counselling rooms, consultiong rooms, complementary therapy room. not to far from dining space and pool area. should be far away from refuse area and viewing room

DISCIPLINARY Main Block / Level 3

The multi-disciplinary room providing the phone for private calls for patients. It should not be the place which exposed to the public view too much located at top level, this level only have consulting room and disciplinary room, so people sedomly come to this level

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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

CONSULTING ROOM

MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM

Main Block / Level 3

Main Block / Level 1

consulting room should be the most private area. And it should be close to the bedrooms, so the patients can reach there very convinient when they need should be close to: bedrooms, energency bedroom should not be too far from office block should be far away from public area, e.g. multi-purpose room, external public activities area

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This area should be close to every bedrooms for them to get here do the different activities. should be close to: bedrooms, Acessiable WCs not to far from office block should be far away from refuse area and viewing room

FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

CIRCULATION

KICHEN AND DINNING

The circulation should build efficient connections between the areas which are supposed to be connected. The patients should be able to go to anywhere every convinient through the circulation. In addition, athestic aspect should be considered as well. characteristics: lifts for individuals, for them to go to the specific level of the function area directly. the holes on the path - build relationship between different levels, permeability.

- gain light for lower levels - athestics aspect consideration

This area is providing the dining area to both patients and staff, so both conviniences should be considered. kitchen should be on ground floor for the food supply. And the dining area is on the upper level for the convinient to patients and good view. should be close to: office and bedrooms not to far from entrance. Should be far away from refuse area

Both Block/Level 1&3

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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

POOL AREA Main Block/Level 1

This pool serve for both patients and staff, so it should be close to both blocks

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CHANGING ROOM Main Block/Level 1

This area provided a place for staff to change. should be close to: pool area, office block

FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

OFFICE BLOCK

ENTRANCE Office Block/Level 1

The office ceil are set into this block, the office for doctors and nurse should be in level 2. the general staff should be in level 1. Should be close to: Entrance, viewing room, refuse area, dining area, pool, staff changing room can be little far from bedroom area

This is the first place patients and their families will go into. There is a corridor can led people to the office area directly should be close to: office block, car park, public area should be far away from bedroom

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FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS

REFUSE AREA

Office Block/Level 1

VIEWING ROOM

Office Block/Level 1

Gnerally, the refuse area should be close to the place where people live for the convinience. But It provides a bad view and might be a little bit negative influence to patient. can be close to: office block not to far from entrance should be far away from bedrooms, public activities area, dining room

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This room is the last place where the families say goodbye to the patients should be close to: office block, entrance should be far away from every place related to patients, e.g. bedroom, public activities area, multipurpose room, sanctuary room, disciplinary rooms, counselling rooms, consultiong rooms, complementary therapy room.

FIVE CORE CONSIDERATIONS FOR BEDROOMS THE RENDERED PERSPECTIVE USE OPTION I AS AN EXAMPLE, BUT THE FIVE CORE CONSIDERATIONS ARE APPLIED IN ALL FINVE OPTIONS.

NATURAL FACADE INDIVIDUAL LIFT BACK BALCONY LOWER LEVEL CORRIDOR EXTERNAL GARDEN

CONVENIENCE PRIVACY PROTECTION NATURAL ENVIRONMENT LONG DISTANCE VIEW

USE TIMBER AS FACADE FOR BOTH WALLS AND DOORS EXTERNAL GARDEN PROVIDES MORE CONNECTION TO PUBLIC

INDIVIDUAL LIFT FOR THE CONVINIENCE OF YOUNG ADULTS

EXTERNAL BALCONY PROVIDED THE NICE VIEW LOWER LEVEL CORRIDOR CAN PROTECT THE PRIVACY FOR YOUNG ADULTS

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FIVE BEDROOM OPTIONS

DISADVANTAGE: THE POSITION OF THE LIFT MIGHT BLOCK PEOPLE'S VIEW TO EXTERNAL SPACE, IT MAYBE CAUSE UNCOMFORTABLE FEELINGS WHEN PEOPLE WANDERING IN THE INDIVIDUAL GARDEN AS WELL GREEN: PUBLIC AREA RED: BATHROOM YELLOW: BEDROOM MAIN AREA BLUE: CIRCULATION AREA ARROW: VIEW PATH

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FIVE BEDROOM OPTIONS

SOLUTION: THIS OPTION WAS BASED ON THE OPTION 1.

THE POSITION OF THE LIFT MOVED TO THE BALCONY SIDE GREEN: PUBLIC AREA RED: BATHROOM YELLOW: BEDROOM MAIN AREA BLUE: CIRCULATION AREA ARROW: VIEW PATH

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FIVE BEDROOM OPTIONS

DISADVANTAGE: THIS OPTION PROVIDES SHARED SPACE FOR LIFT, CIRCULATION AND GARDEN AREA. THE DISADVANTAGE IS LACK OF VIEW TO EXTERNAL SPACE GREEN: PUBLIC AREA RED: BATHROOM YELLOW: BEDROOM MAIN AREA BLUE: CIRCULATION AREA ARROW: VIEW PATH

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FIVE BEDROOM OPTIONS

DISADVANTAGE: THIS OPTION SHARED THE LIFTS, CIRCULATION AREA AND GARDEN AREA. THE DISADVANTAGE IS LARGER SPACE. BECAUSE THE CORNER OF THE LIFTS AREA NEED BIGGER SPACE FOR TURN AROUND. GREEN: PUBLIC AREA RED: BATHROOM YELLOW: BEDROOM MAIN AREA BLUE: CIRCULATION AREA ARROW: VIEW PATH

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FIVE BEDROOM OPTIONS

SOLUTION: THIS OPTION WAS DEVELOPED FROM OPTION 4, THE LIFTS WERE MOVED IN, SO THEREB IS NO TURNING AREA ANYMORE, THE SPACE CAN BE SAVED. BOTH 4 AND 5 HAVE THE SAME DISADVANTAGE: LIFT BECOME OBSTACLES FOR INTERNAL VIEWS. GREEN: PUBLIC AREA RED: BATHROOM YELLOW: BEDROOM MAIN AREA BLUE: CIRCULATION AREA ARROW: VIEW PATH

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DESIGN DEVELOPMENTS PREVIOUS DESIGNS, ANALYSIS, DEVELOPMENTS BASE ON PLANS AND SECTIONS FINAL DESIGN

CHENG.TAN TO CARE - HOSPICE

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FIRST DESIGN A2 1:200

GROUND FLOOR PLAN THIS IS THE FIRST DESIGN FOR THE HOSPICE. I TRIED TO PUT EVERY FUNCTION AREA IN THE REASONABLE PLACE. TRY TO MAKE SENCE OF THE DISTENCE BETWEEN DIFFERENT FUNCTION AREA.

THE PROBLEMS THERE ARE TOO MANY EXTERNAL SPACE BETWEEN THE BEDROOM AND OTHER FUNCTION AREAS. PATIENTS MIGHT FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE ABOUR THAT

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FIRST DESIGN A2 1:200

FIRST FLOOR PLAN THE PROBLEM THE BEDROOM AREA IS TOO SMALL FOR THE PATIENTS. THE BED IS ONLY SINGLE BED.

GOOD PART THE HOLES PROVIDE THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN DIFFERENT LEVELS AND PROVIDE SUNLIGHT FOR GROUND FLOOR

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FIRST DESIGN A2 1:200

SECOND FLOOR THE PROBLEM THE SHAPE ON THE PUBLIC AREA LOOKS STRANGE TO THE WHOLE BUILDING. THE STYLE IS DIFFERENT FROM THE IDEA OF THE DESIGN.

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FIRST DESIGN A2 1:200

LANDSCAPEDESIGN SITE PLAN PROBLEM THE FOOTPRINT FOR THE CAR PARK ON THE TOP IS NOT MATCH THE BUILDING THE ROAD FOR AMUBULANCE IS NOT SUITABLE THE IDEA OF "CIRCLE" IS NOT STRONG ENOUGH

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FIRST DESIGN A2 1:200

PROBLEM THE BEDROOM IS NOT BIG ENOUGH

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FIRST DESIGN A2 1:100

SECTION THIS IS THE ROUGH SECTION FOR THE WHOLE BUILDING

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SECOND DESIGN A2 1:200

THE GROUND FLOOR SOLUTIONS FOR PREVIOUS PROBLEMS ALL THE FUNCTION AREAS WERE INSIDE. PATIENTS DO NOT NEED TO GO OUT WHEN THEY TRY TO GO TO OTHER FUNCTION AREAS

NEW PROBLEMS THERE ARE TOO MANY CIRCULATION AREA. THE PERCENTAGE IS ALMOST 30%.

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SECOND DESIGN A2 1:200

THE FIRST FLOOR SOLUTIONS FOR PREVIOUS PROBLEMS THE BEDROOMS WERE EXTEND TOWAARDS OUTTER OF THE CIRCLE.

NEW PROBLEMS THERE ARE TOO MANY CIRCULATION AREA. THE PERCENTAGE IS ALMOST 30%.

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SECOND DESIGN A2 1:200

THE SECOND FLOOR SOLUTIONS FOR PREVIOUS PROBLEMS THE SHAPE FOR THE PUBLIC WALKING PATH WAS CHANGED TO THE SAME WAY/STYLE OF THE BUILDING SHAPE

NEW PROBLEMS THERE ARE TOO MANY CIRCULATION AREA. THE PERCENTAGE IS ALMOST 30%.

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SECOND DESIGN A1 1:500

LANDSCAPEDESIGN SITE PLAN SOLUTION FOR PREVIOUS PROBLEM CHANGE THE CARPARK TO WHOLE CIRCLE, DO MORE CIRCLE PLATFORM IN THE RIVER TO ENHANCE THE IDEA

NEW PROBLEMS SOME OF THE REST POINTS IN GRASSLAND IS NOT ENTIRE CIRLE, IT MAYBE BREAK THE IDEA THE PLATFORMS IN WATER ARE TOO MANY

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SECOND DESIGN 1:50

SOLUTION FOR PREVIOUS PROBLEM THE ROOMS WERE EXTENDED SKYLIGHTS IN TOLIET TO PROVIDE EXTRA LIGHT

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SECOND DESIGN A2 1:100

WHOLE BUILDING SECTION THE SECTION SHOWS HOW THE CENTRAL GRASSLAND AREA EFFCET PEOPLE

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THIRD DESIGN A2 1:200

GROUND FLOOR PLAN SOLUTIONS FOR THE PREVIOUS PROBLEMS SOME CIRCULATION AREAS WERE TRANSFORMED TO OTHER FUNCTION AREA AS PUBLIC AREA.

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THIRD DESIGN A2 1:200

FIRST FLOOR PLAN SOLUTIONS FOR THE PREVIOUS PROBLEMS THE THIRD FLOOR WERE CUT OFF, THE FUNCTION AREAS WHICH WERE IN THE THIRD FLOOR NOW MOVE TO GROUND AND FIRST FLOOR

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THIRD DESIGN A1 1:500

LANDSCAPEDESIGN SITE PLAN SOLUTION THE EXTRA PLATFORMS IN WATER WERE REMOVED THE SHAPE FOR THE REST AREA IN THE GRASSLAND CHANGED TO THE WHOLE CIRCLE

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FINAL DESIGN BUILDING DESIGN BEDROOM DESIGN LANDSCAPE DESIGN

CHENG.TAN TO CARE - HOSPICE

GROUND FLOOR PLAN A2 1:200

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OFFICE BLOCK 01 ENTRANCE AND RECEPTION 02 LIFT AND STAIRCASES 03 VIEWING ROOM 04 STAFF TOILET 05 STAFF CHANGING ROOM 06 POOL AREA 07 FACALITIES MANAGER OFFICE 08 09 10 HEAD OFFICE 11-12 CANTEEN WITH KITCHEN

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MAIN BLOCK 13 SOUTH STAIRCASES 14 ACCESSIABLE TOILETS 15 EMERGENCY BEDROOM 16 NORTH STAIRCASES 17 MULTI-FUNCTION ROOM 18 19 SANCTUARY ROOM

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FLEXIABLE AREA 20 READING AREA 21 SOUTH COMMUNICATION AREA 22 CENTRAL GRASSLAND AREA 23 NORTH COMMUNICATION AREA

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FIRST FLOOR PLAN A2 1:200

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OFFICE BLOCK 01 ENTRANCE AND RECEPTION 02 LIFT AND STAIRCASES 03 VIEWING ROOM 04 STAFF TOILET 05 STAFF CHANGING ROOM 06 POOL AREA 07 FACALITIES MANAGER OFFICE

MAIN BLOCK 08 SOUTH STAIRCASES 09 ACCESSIABLE TOILETS 10 EMERGENCY BEDROOM 11 NORTH STAIRCASES

FLEXIABLE AREA 12 READING AREA 13 GRASSLAND

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PHYSICAL MODEL - BUILDING DESIGN - SCALE 1:200

WHOLE BUILDING PERSPECTIVE

TOP STEEL CAPONY 1ST FLOOR BEDROOM LEVEL

1ST OFFICE BLOCK GRASS LAND ON LEVEL 1

GROUND FLOOR FOOTPRINT

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PHYSICAL MODEL - BUILDING DESIGN - SCALE 1:200

SOME OTHER PHOTOS THROUGH DIFFERENT VIEW OF THE MODEL

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SECTION

central graden

OFFICE

PUBLIC AREA

LIFTS

CORRIDOR

BEDROOMS

This is the external public area for patients to rest. It seperated with the back garden by the building itself

complementary threapy room is blocked by the internal central grassland

No roof in this area, grassland, tree, people can enjoy the sunlight here without going out of the building

Patients can go every level very convenient by the lifts

Free plan for the corridor

Upper level bedroom for the view

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BEDROOM PLAN 1:50

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PHYSICAL MODEL - BEDROOM - SCALE 1:50

SHARE SPACE-PUBLIC

BEDROOM

CORRIDOR

SHARE SPACE

BATHROOM

LIFT

CONNECTS TO SHARED BALCONY AND BOTH BEDROOMS

THE MAIN PRIVATE SPACE FOR PATIENT TO STAY IN

CONNECTS TO LIFTS, STAIRS AND OTHER BEDROOMS

THIS IS THE PRIVATE SHARE SPACE FOR TWO PATIENTS

WASHING MACHINES, ACCESSIBLE TOILET IS AVAILABLE IN THIS BATHROOM

CONNECTS TO OTHER LEVELS

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BEDROOM PERSPECTIVE BALCONY

WINDOW

FACADE MATERIALS

HIGH LEVEL WINDOWS

THE BALCONY CAN PROVIDE A BETTER POSITION FOR THE VIEW. AND IT CONNECTS THE SHARED PUBLIC AREA AND BEDROOM

THE WINDOW IS JUST NEXT TO THE BED, SO PATIENTS CAN STILL SEE THE SCENERY WHEN THEY LYING ON THE BED

TIMBER AS THE MAIN FACADE MATERIALS PROVIDE NATURAL AND COMFORTABLE FEELING TO THE WHOLE SPACE

HIGH LEVEL WINDOWS PROVIDE EXTRAL LIGHTING AND VENTILATION FOR THE BEDROOM

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BEDROOM PLAN 1:100

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SHARED SPACE - PUBLIC SHOW WINDOW HAVE EYES CONNECTIONS WITH INTERNAL SPACE

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SKYLIGHT PROVIDE ADEQUATE SUNLIGHT TO THE AREA.

FACADE MATERIALS

DOOR TO BEDROOM

FLOWER PARTERRE

TIMBER AS THE MAIN FACADE MATERIALS PROVIDE NATURAL AND COMFORTABLE FEELING TO THE WHOLE SPACE

HAVE DOOR TO BEDROOM DIRECTLY. CONVENIENT.

PATIENTS CAN PLANT FLOWERS HERE

BALCONY THE BALCONY CAN PROVIDE A BETTER POSITION FOR THE VIEW. AND IT CONNECTS THE SHARED PUBLIC AREA AND BEDROOM

SHARED SPACE - PRIVATE TIMBER WALL BLOCK THE VIEW FROM INTERNAL SPACE

HIGH LEVEL WINDOW PROVIDE EXTERA SUNLIGHT TO INTERNAL CORRIDOR

SKYLIGHT PROVIDE ADEQUATE SUNLIGHT TO THE AREA.

FACADE MATERIALS

DOOR TO BEDROOM

FLOWER PARTERRE

TIMBER AS THE MAIN FACADE MATERIALS PROVIDE NATURAL AND COMFORTABLE FEELING TO THE WHOLE SPACE

HAVE DOOR TO BEDROOM DIRECTLY. CONVENIENT.

PATIENTS CAN PLANT FLOWERS HERE, AND ALSO PROVIDE PRIVACY

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CORRIDOR PERSPECTIVE EXTERNAL VIEW

FACADE MATERIALS

HIGH LEVEL WINDOWS

SHOW WINDOWS LANDSCAPE

HUGE WINDOWS PROVIDE EXTERNAL VIEW AND SUN LIGHT.

TIMBER AS THE MAIN FACADE MATERIALS PROVIDE NATURAL AND COMFORTABLE FEELING TO THE WHOLE SPACE

HIGH LEVEL WINDOWS PROVIDE EXTRAL LIGHTING AND VENTILATION FOR THE BEDROOM

THE SHOW WINDOWS FROM SHARED PUBLIC AREA OF BEDROOMS PROVIDE SMALL LANDSCAPE VIEW.

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GRASS AREA

RAMP

STAIRS

LIFTS

BIG AREA FOR PEOPLE TO REST

FOR THE PATIENTS WHO ARE ON THE WHEELCHAIR

FOR THE LEVEL CHANGE

CONNECTS TO OTHER LEVELS

PHYSICAL MODEL - GRASS AREA SCALE 1:50 THIS PHISICAL MODEL SHOWS THE CENTRAL GRASSLAND, HOW PEOPLE USE THIS AREA.

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PHYSICAL MODEL - COMMUNICATION AREA - SCALE 1:50

PHYSICAL MODEL - COMMUNICATION AREA SCALE 1:50 THIS PHISICAL MODEL SHOWS ONE OF THE COMMUNICATION AREA, HOW PEOPLE USE THIS AREA.

STAIRS

LIFTS

RAMP

PLANTS

C AREA

FOR THE LEVEL CHANGE

CONNECTS TO OTHER LEVELS

FOR THE PATIENTS WHO ARE ON THE WHEELCHAIR

THIS AREA CANNOT GO INSIDE

THIS AREA IS FOR PEOPLE TO CHAT

PUBLIC AREA CENTRE GRASS AREA

FACADE MATERIALS

COMMUNICATION AREA

LIFT

HUGE WINDOW

PATIENTS CAN GO INSIDE OF THE GRASS AREA. THIS AREA IS A PLACE FOR PATIENTS TO HAVE A REST AND ENJOY THE SUNSHINE.

TIMBER AS THE MAIN FACADE MATERIALS PROVIDE NATURAL AND COMFORTABLE FEELING TO THE WHOLE SPACE

PATIENTS CANNOT GO INSIDE OF THE COURTYARD, THIS IS A PLACE FOR THEM TO SIT DOWN AND TALK AND KNOW NEW FRIENDS.

LIFTS ARE CLOSE FOR THEM TO GET BACK TO THEIR BEDROOM LEVEL.

PROVIDE THE VIEW OF RIVERSIDE

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PERSPECTIVE

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PHYSICAL MODEL - LANDSCAPE DESIGN - SCALE 1:500

CAR PARK AMBULANCE ROAD BUILDING

REST SEATS

REST SEATS

REST SEATS

BLOCK VIEW TREES

ARTIFICIAL LAKE EMERGENCY ROAD

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SITE - LANDSCAPE DESIGN - SCALE 1:500

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PHYSICAL MODEL - LANDSCAPE DESIGN - SCALE 1:500

PERSPECTIVE VIEW FROM EAST

VIEW FROM THE MAIN ENTRANCE

VIEW FROM THE END OF ARTIFICIAL LAKE

PERSPECTIVE VIEW FROM WEST

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DESIGN TECHINIQUE STRUCTURE

CHENG.TAN TO CARE - HOSPICE

TECHNIQUE - STRUCTURE DETAIL

SYSTEM USED IN THE DESIGN 01 RAIN SCREEN SYSTEM THE LOADBEARING ELEMENTS ARE REINFORCED CONCRETE, IN ORDER TO CREATE NATURAL ENVIRONMENT. THE TIMBER BOARD WAS USED AS FACADE. 02SUSPENDED CEILING AND FLOOR SUPPLY FACILITIES CAN BE HIDED INTO THE FLOOR AND CEIL.

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TECHNIQUE - STRUCTURE DETAIL

FLOOR CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 1 TIMBER BOARD 2 FLOOR SCREED 3 RIGID INSULATION 4 DAMP-PROOF MEMBRANE 5 STEEL FABRIC REINFORCEMENT 6 15MM MIN. THICK RC RAFT FORMING GROUND FLOOR SLAB

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RAINSCREEN WALL 07 SCREW FIXING AND BRACKET 08 RAINSCREEN TIMBER CLADDING PANNEL 09 AIR SPACE 10 INSULATION 11 TIMBER BOARD 12 CONCRETE BLOCK 13 CAVITY 14 HALF BRICK

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TECHNIQUE - STRUCTURE DETAIL

INTERMEDIATE FLOOR CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 1 TIMBER BOARD 2 TIMBER JOIST 3 SUSPENDED CEILING - SUPPLY FACILITIES SPACE, WITH OPENING 4 HANGER 5 TIMBER BEAM 4

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TECHNIQUE - STRUCTURE DETAIL

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ROOF CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 1 TIMBER BOARD 2 STONE CHIPPINGS 3 3-LAYER BUILT-UP ROOFING FELT 4 INSULATION BOARD 5 VAPOUR CONTROL LAYER 6 PLASTERBOARD 7 DECK

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8 JOIST 9 SOFTWOOD NOGGINGS AT 400 C/C 10 WATER CHECK 11 STEEL ANGLE 12 PRESSED STEEL STEPPED LINTEL 13 WEEP HOLES

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TECHNIQUE - STRUCTURE DETAIL

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FINALLY TO END!

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