Healthcare Capstone Presentation

Design Statement

Upon approaching the community health facility, residents will notice the calming yet still vibrant colors the provide an energetic atmosphere on the exterior of the building and liven up the downtown’s mood. There will be seating at the front entrance where residents can gather together in small groups. The facility will blend old with new, leaving elements of the original building in place creating a feeling of warmth and tradition, yet adding a modern feel. This will show that the facility supports tradition, yet they bring modern technology to the residents as well. The interior of the space will feel comfortable yet clean through the use of cool colors such as gray and blue, organically patterned upholstery, and comfortable lounge-like seating for patients. Clean white worksurfaces surfaces will be used all through the space to evoke the elements of cleanliness. The high ceilings in the space will give it an open and airy sense where residents can feel they will not be cramped and where they can relax before their health exam. Organic, soft lines carried throughout each room in the building will create sense of calm and ease. Each exam room will feature soft colors, artwork that creates a feeling of calmness, and comfortable yet necessary lighting. White noise will be installed in the healthcare space to further provide guests a more enjoyable experience where they feel privacy as well as tranquility. The overall feeling of the facility will be that of calmness and peace which will be spread to residents as well as patients that visit. NT SITE CON D I T I O N

1. The community facility will incorporate history of the town throughout the building

a. This will be achieved by putting historic photographs from Lumberton, MS throughout the space.

2. The community health facility will bring the people of Lumberton together.

a. This goal will be achieved by adding a community room to the facility to have community events, meetings, demonstrations, plays, recitals, etc.

3. The community health facility will appear welcoming and comforting to the residents of Lumberton.

a. This goal will be achieved by remodeling the front of the facility site to incorporate more color and vibrancy. Colors used specifically in healthcare to promote wellness and healing that are used on the interior of the space will also be incorporated on the exterior.

4. The community health facility will blend old features with new technology.

a. This goal will be achieved by keeping elements of the exterior of the building upon remodeling, as well as bringing in new features like more energy efficient windows and up to date medical technology used in the interior spaces.

= Goal Met

Proposed Clinic Location

Proposed Community Garden

The town of Lumberton was founded in the year 1895 (“Lamar County, MSGenWeb”). Lumberton, when first created, was originally inhabited by Indians. Years later, Lumberton became a part of Lamar County after smallpox spread throughout the town. There was log cabin when the town was first settled, and it used to be “just west of the present site of the railroad station” (“Lamar County, MSGenWeb”). History of Lumberton was difficult to find, and appeared to be few and far between since it is a smaller town.

AVERAGE INCOME OF LUMBERTON IS ARE IN POVERTY OF THE TOWN LUMBERTON RESIDENTS

FAMILY HEALTH CLINIC AND DENTIST OFFICE ARE CLOSE TO PROPOSED FACILITY

PROPOSE D C O M M U NITY GARDEN

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ECommunity garden center helps bring the people of Lumberton together, as well as promoting health through the consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables. These can also be used in the cooking demo room. REDUCE OF THE TOWN

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Lighting Legend

S-DL8: DOWNLIGHT by Cree Lighting

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48” ALCON 12122 LOMBARDY IN DUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL-GRADE LED PENDANT-

Focus Lighting H+M Pendant

Flos Smithfield S pendant

Zero Lighting Elements XL Pendant

Key Plan

C1 Steelcase Coalesse Bix Collaborative Seating

C2 Steelcase Node Chair with Personal Tablet Arm

C3 Turnstone Jenny Round Club Chair

C4 Steelcase Series 1 Task Chair

C5 Steelcase Series 1 Stool

C6 Turnstone Scoop Stool with Upholstered Seat

C7 Steelcase Embold Health Multiple Seating

C8 Steelcase Embold Health Single Seat

C9 ERG Malibu Modular Seating

C10 Turnstone Campfire Configurable Seating

C11 Smith System Groove Stacking Kids Chair

16”

C12 Steelcase Bolia C3 Chair

C13 Coalesse Bindu Conference Seating

C14 Turnstone Alight Seating Ottoman

C15 Steelcase Massaud Chair

C16 Smith System Soft Rocker

C17 Coalesse Less then Five Chair

T1 Coalesse Potrero415 Conference Table

T2 Coalesse Montara615 Table Work-Height Cafe Table

T3 Coalesse Montara615 Bar-Height Cafe Table

T4 Coalesse Await Freestanding Table

T5 Turnstone Bassline Table Box

T6 Steelcase Health Embold Racetrack Table

T7 Smith System Elemental Yin Yang Table

T8 Steelcase DT18 Dining Table

D1 Steelcase Migration Height-Adjustable Desk

D2 Steelcase Elective Elements Freestanding Office

Workstation

CW1 Steelcase Convey Healthcare Modular Casework

M1 Steelcase Media:Scape Multimedia Con ference Table, D-shaped Stool-Height

S1 Smith System Cascade Cubby Storage MegaTower

E1 Midmark Ritter Exam Table

Furniture Finishes

U1 DesignTex - Rainwater Indigo Polurethane

U2 Stinson - Vanish Aspen

U3 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Hummingbird

U4 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Blue Jay

U5 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Iguana

U6 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Canary

U7 DesignTex - Sense Vellum

U8 Stinson - Armature Breeze Sunbrella Polyester Non-PFOA

U9 Stinson - Cassidy Pacific Vinyl

U10 Stinson - Cassidy Armor Vinyl

U11 Stinson - Gradation Water’s Edge Polyester & Recycled Polyester

U12 DesignTex Beguiled by the Wild Tree Frog

U13 Smith Systems - Pacific

U14 DesignTex - Sail Canal

U15 DesignTex - Building Blocks Black Blue

W1 Knoll Cascade Wallcovering Pool

W2 DesignTex Inkwash Wallcovering Indigo

U1 found on - C14

U2 found on - C8

U3 found on - C14

U4 found on - C14

U5 found on - C14 U6 found on - C14

U7 found on - C1 U8 found on - C8 - C3 U9 found on - C8 - C9 - C10 - C6 - C17

U10 found on - C8 - C10 - C13

U11 found on - C7 U12 found on - C14

U13 found on - C16 U14 found on - C4 - C5

U15 found on - C12

W1 Found on walls in adult exam rooms

W2 Found on walls in provider offices, waiting area, community room

U1 DesignTex - Rainwater Indigo - Polyurethane

- Advanced Protective Topcoat - Knit, Polyester backing - Bleach cleanable - 100,000 double rubs

U2 Stinson - Vanish Aspen - Recycled Solution Dyed Nylon - Non-PFOA soil and stain resistant - Over 100,000 Double rubs

U3 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Hummingbird - Polyurethane

- Cleangate+Silicone finish - Knit, polyester backing - Bleach Cleanable - 100,000 double rubs

U4 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Blue Jay - Polyurethane

- Cleangate+Silicone finish - Knit, polyester backing - Bleach Cleanable - 100,000 double rubs

U5 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Iguana - Polyurethane - Cleangate+Silicone finish - Knit, polyester backing - Bleach Cleanable - 100,000 double rubs

U6 DesignTex - Beguiled by the Wild Canary - Polyurethane

- Cleangate+Silicone finish - Knit, polyester backing - Bleach Cleanable - 100,000 double rubs

U7 DesignTex - Sense Vellum - Polyester and Nylon - Nano stain resistant finish

- Acrylic backing - Bleach cleanable - 250,000 double rubs

U8 Stinson - Armature Breeze Sunbrella Polyester Non-PFOA - Sunbrella Solution Dyed Polyester - Non-PFOA soil and stain resistant

- Over 100,000 double rubs

U9 Stinson - Cassidy Pacific Vinyl - Vinyl with polyester backing

- Advanced soil and stain resistant finish

- Clean with Bleach solutions up to 10% - over 500,000 double rubs

U10 Stinson - Cassidy Armor Vinyl - Vinyl with polyester backing

- Advanced soil and stain resistant finish

- Clean with Bleach solutions up to 10% - over 500,000 double rubs

U11 Stinson - Gradation Water’s Edge Polyester & Recycled Polyester

- Polyester and Recycled Polyester - Non-PFOA soil and stain resistant - over 60,000 double rubs

U12 DesignTex Beguiled by the Wild Tree Frog - Polyurethane

- Cleangate+Silicone finish

- Knit, polyester backing

- Bleach Cleanable - 100,000 double rubs

U13 Smith Systems - Pacific - Vinyl

U14 DesignTex - Sail Canal - Polyurethane

- Woven, polyester backing - 800,000 double rubs

- Advanced Protective Topcoat - Bleach Cleanable

U15 DesignTex - Building Blocks Black Blue - Polyester and Nylon - Nano Stain resistant - Acrylic backing - Bleach Cleanable

W1 Knoll Cascade Wallcovering - Pool - Olefin and Recycled Glass

- Polyester Cellulose Backing

- Bleach Water Based cleaning

- Type 2 Wallcovering

W2 DesignTex Inkwash Wallcovering - Indigo - Polyester and Vinyl - Non-woven backing

- Water based cleaning

- Type 2 wallcovering

Keyed Flooring Materials

F1 Armstrong Sheet Vinyl Cityscape Taxi Stand: 38528

- Daimond 10 Technology coating

- Stable, firm, slip resistant

- 10 year limited warranty

- Heat welded

F2 Armstrong Sheet Vinyl Indigo: H5351

- Diamond 10 Technology coating

- Stable, firm, slip resistant

- 10 year limited warranty

- Heat welded

F3 Armstrong Sheet Vinyl Grayed Blue Mid: H5329

- Diamond 10 Technology coating

- Stable, firm, slip resistant

- 10 year limited warranty

- Heat welded

F4 Armstrong LVT Barnside Beach Blonde: TP053

- Plank Shape

- UV cured polyurethane coating

- Stable, Firm, Slip resistant

- Class 3, type B embossed surface

- 20 year limited warranty

F1 F2

- Heat welded SPECS

Wayfinding was a key part of the Lumberton Healthcare Clinic’s design and planning since there are many different spaces throughout the building. The clinic has an to navigate than a symmetrical plan would be. There are several key landmarks throughut the space to help patients navigate as well, for example the nurses stations their appointment. The flooring has also been incorporated into the wayfinding aspect of the design. The darker two blue sheet vinyls have been used to create wave signal that a patient is in the adult section of the clinic space. The lighter blue waves signal that a patient is in the pedia tric section of the clinic space. This type of and young children if they are trying to navigate the clinic.

asymmetrical

ADA Accessibility

1 302.1 Floor and ground surfaces will be stable, firm, slip resistant

2 303.2 Changes in level of 1/4” are allowed

3 304.3.1 Circular turning space of 5’ provided

4 307.2 Any object that is mounted greater than 27” high and that is not higher than 80” AFF will protrude no more than 4” into the path

5 308.2.2 Anything that is mounted beyond the allowed counter depth of 20” is not permitted to be mounted above 48” for forward reach. If depth is between 20-25”, objects are not permitted to be mounted above 44”

6 Operable parts have to be usable with 1 hand, and will not need to be tightly grasped, pinched, or twisted to be operable. 5 pounds maximum is the limit for force to use operable parts.

7 403.5.1 Clear width (accessible route) of any walking area is at least 36”.

8 404.2.3 Clear width (doors) is 32” minimum to allow wheelchair access

9 404.2.4.1 Maneuvering clearances, doors must have 12” of clear psace on the push side, and 18” of clear space on the pull side, which is measured from latch side of door along the wall. The door cannot overlap the clear space that is given.

10 603.2.3 Doors will not swing into the clear floor space of the area, and will not swing into the turning space for the wheelchair.

11 603.3 Mirrors are 40” AFF maximum when above lavatories or countertops. If not above a lavatory or countertop they are installed 35” maximum AFF.

12 604.2 Water closet will be located 60” perpendicular to the side wall and 56” perpendicular to the rear wall.

13 604.3.1 The clearance above can overlap the water closet, grab bars in the space, dispensers, shelves, accessible routes, clear floor space, etc.

14 604.4 The watercloset seat height is between 17” and 19” to the top of the seat.

15 604.5.1 The watercloset will be 18” from the side wall.

16 604.5.2 The grab bar that is located on the rear wall will be 36” long and mounted 12” from the centerline of the water closet.

17 606.2 Clear floor space (lavatory) There must be a space of 30” wide by 48” long for forward approach of the lavatory. It can go up to 19” into the kneespace under the lavatory.

18 606.3 Lavatory height is 34” maximum.

19 606.5 Any pipes and the water supply will be covered under the lavatory.

Healthcare Guidelines Met

1. Patient privacy is preserved as each exam room faces a wall, a space that is not frequently occupied, or an area where direct observation into the exam room is not easily available.

2. Doors are frosted to ensure patient privacy and that no observation is available from outside of the exam room.

3. Each exam room on east and west wing is 120 square feet.

4. Each exam room has a sink that is accessible for hand washing.

5. Each exam room has a counter space in addition to a writing space on each Node chair for the provider.

6. All corridors in between exam rooms are 6’ wide.

7. Flooring throughout exam rooms and clinic space is cleanable, allows easy movement, is slip resistant, and has level transitions between flooring changes.

8. There is significant color contrast between walls and floors, which will assist in reducing fall risks.

9. All thresholds throughout the space are flush with the flooring surrounding it.

10. None of the flooring in the clinic has a high shine.

11. Corner guards are located on each corner that a patient may come into contact with.

12. A portable exam light shall be provided in each exam room.

13. All countertops are a solid surface material throughout the clinic.

14. Eyewash stations shall be provided in the space.

15. Insulation is provided in the walls throughout the clinic to reduce noise and protect patient information.

16. Clerical space at front of clinic is separate from the public space, which ensures patient privacy.

17. The waiting area does not have less than 2 spaces per exam room in the clinic.

18. Wheelchairs are accomodated in the waiting area.

19. The neighborhood venter is located in an area that is accessible and convenient, given that is in the downtown location close to many other businesses.

20. Parking requirements are satisfied by street parking which is plentiful.

21. The medication area is equipped with a fridge, counter space, and a sink, and the door is lockable for safety.

ID 490 - Spring 2020

Paige C Billings

Final Capstone Project Resources Used:

Climate in Lumberton, Mississippi. (n.d.). Retrieved February 16, 2020, from https://www.bestplaces.net/ climate/city/mississippi/lumberton

Lamar County, MSGenWeb. (n.d.). Retrieved February 16, 2020, from http://sites.rootsweb.com/~mslamar/ wpa/formation1wpa.html

Lumberton, Mississippi Population 2020. (n.d.). Re trieved February 16, 2020, from http://worldpopula tionreview.com/us-cities/lumberton-ms-population/

2010 Guidelines for Desgin and Construction of health care facilites, a shortened PDF version was provided by the ID 490 professor.

Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990, Pub. L. No. 101-336, 104 Stat. 328 (1990). This was used for the ADA accessibility guidelines and key.

Whitney Library of Design. (1979). Human Dimension & Interior Space. New York, NY. *Source for all anthropometric Images

Pinterest was used for all inspiration imagery, I do not claim any images as my own.

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