Healthcare
| Berg Oase Wellness Centre, | ||
The Berg Oase wellness centre is a health spa linked to the five-star luxury Tschuggen Grand Hotel in the resort village of Arosa. |
The suspended glass-encased bridge(the promenade architecturale) connecting the Berg Oase wellness centre with the Tschuggen Hotel. |
At night the Berg Oase structure is illuminated to create a magical glow, resembling luminescent leaf sculptures or snowcapped mountain peaks. |
The Berg Oase (mountain oasis) provides hotel patrons and external visitors with a tranquil space that recreates the calm and sacredness of the mountain landscape. |
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| Birmingham New Hospitals Project, Birmingham | ||
Construction on Birmingham's first new hospital for nearly 70 years, part of the Birmingham New Hospitals Project, is due to start in spring 2005. |
A 1,246-bed acute teaching hospital is to be built on the 50-acre Queen Elizabeth site; 137 beds, in three separate smaller units, will be constructed on the same site. |
Computer generated image of the new hospital. |
Elevated view of the new hospital. |
Arial view of the new hospital. |
A view of the future landscaping. |
The structure of the steel work on the hospital. |
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| Florida Hospital East Orlando Bed Tower | ||
An architect's impression of the new bed tower. |
Architect's impression of the bed tower's exterior. |
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| Maggie's Cancer Care Centre, Fife, Scotland | ||
The Maggie's Cancer Centre building takes the form of several folds. |
The design is a departure from what would normally be seen in this area of the country. |
The elevation near to the front entrance. |
The building from the car park. |
The terrace overlooking the hollow. |
The triangular skylights let in natural light to the main spaces. |
Construction of the building took two years from 2004 to 2006. |
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| MAS – Modernisation of Acute Services, | ||
Work includes extensive redevelopment of the existing facility creating a single unified hospital. |
MAS aerial view. |
MAS site plan. |
| Queen Mary College, Institute of Cell and Molecular Science, London | ||
Institute of Cell and Molecular Science at Queen Mary University, London. |
The interior breaks from traditional lab designs in a number of ways. |
Suspended glass fibre pods are suspended within the large glass pavilion. |
Colour is extensive and vivid throughout the building. |
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| Queen Mary College, Medical Building, London | ||
Queen Mary College's School of Medicine and Dentistry has opened a new building in Whitechapel, east London: a three-storey pavilion containing offices, research labs, seminar rooms and write-up areas. |
The Mushroom pod functions as a relaxation zone, providing a welcome break from the lab and write-up areas. |
The Centre of the Cell will be equipped as an interactive learning facility for local school children. |
Traditionally, scientist groups work in separate areas. The flexible units we have created encourage a more communicative way of using work space. |
The state-of-the-art lecture hall is the largest on campus so is used by other faculties. |
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