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Architectural Design Portfolio

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PORTFOLIO / ALBANO KASEMI

Boathouse for the Lincoln Park

Bloomingdale Montessori

Mixed use High-Rise

Freestanding ED and Physician Office

Critical Access Hospital

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LINCOLN PARK BOATHOUSE LINCOLN PARK BOATHOUSE

The boathouse is located in Chicago’s Northside neighborhood, Lincoln Park, on the banks of the Chicago River. This building is meant to house the Lincoln Park Rowing Club, their training equipment and boats.

The project focuses on a sequence spaces based on three specific programs. The project is divided into three levels: boat storage, community spaces, and training/exercise.

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BOATHOUSE FOR THE LICOLN PARK

SITE STUDIES PHYSICAL MODELS

CONCEPT DIAGRAM STUDIES

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BLOOMINGDALE MONTESSORI MONTESSORI SCHOOL

The Montessori school is located in Chicago’s Northwest side neighborhood, Whicker Park. Abandoned train trucks are located on the north side of the site, which the City of Chicago is planning to convert into a park similar to the New York City Highline. This park would become an important part of the school.

Montessori schools offer an independent and hands-on approach to education. The challenge was to create spaces to give children the freedom to explore and learn on their own. The Montessori method also emphasizes a connection to nature as a source of inspiration.

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BLOOMINGDALE MONTESSORI

BUILDING SECTION A BUILDING SECTION B BUILDING SECTION CSITE SECTION A

SITE SECTION B

SITE PLANFIRST FLOOR PLAN SECOND FLOOR PLAN

EAST ELEVATION NORTH ELEVATION

SOUTH ELEVATIONWEST ELEVATION

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1 LOBBY/ STUDENT DROP-OFF AREA2 MULTI-PURPOSE ROOM3 CUSTODIAL AREA AND STORAGE4 KITCHEN/ FOOD STORAGE5 CLASSROOM6 CLASSROOM7 CLASSROOM8 MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AREA9 MUSIC ROOM10 CLASSROOM11 CLASSROOM12 CLASSROOM13 SCIENCE LAB14 CLASSROOM15 CLASSROOM16 CLASSROOM17 LIBRARY18 ART STUDIO19 LANGUAGE LAB20 LANGUAGE LAB21 ADMINISTRATIVE SPACES

WALL SECTION

CIRCULATION STUDIES

MODEL STUDIES

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MIXED USE HIGH-RISE

MIXED USE HIGH-RISE

This mixed use high rise will be located west of Columbus Drive and north of Chicago River. The tower will consist of 70,000 m² office space and 24,000 m² hotel (300 keys). The biggest challenge in designing this mixed use high-rise is optimizing the views. The site is situated between the Chicago River and the NBC tower. The design intent is to take advantage of the beautiful views Chicago has to offer, Chicago skyline (west), Chicago River (south), and Lake Michigan (east). Because the north side of the site is close to the NBC tower, the proposed solutions are shaped in such a way that it minimizes the NBC tower views up to its height and then we again can take 360 degrees advantage of the city views.

PARAMETRIC RELATIONSHIPS

Floor Plate/ Building Core Ratio Column spacing, size and heights Building Façade Diagrid Overall Building Height Floor to Floor Height Building Rotation Angle

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MIXED USE HIGH-RISE

PRESPECTIVE VIEW

HOTEL FLOOR PLAN

OFFICE FLOOR PLAN

TYPICAL FLOOR PLAN

GROUND FLOOR PLAN

This mixed use high rise will be located west of Columbus Drive and north of Chicago River. The tower will consist of 70,000 m² office space and 24,000 m² hotel (300 keys). The biggest challenge in designing this mixed use high-rise is op�mizing the views. The site is situated between the Chicago River and the NBC tower. The design intent is to take advantage of the beau�ful views Chicago has to offer, Chicago skyline (west), Chicago River (south), and Lake Michigan (east). Because the north side of the site is close to the NBC tower, the proposed solu�ons are shaped in such a way that it minimizes the NBC tower views up to its height and then we again can take 360 degrees advantage of the city views.

Parametric Rela�onships

Floor Plate/ Building Core Ra�oColumn spacing, size and height

Building Facade

Diagrid

Overall Building Height

Floor to Floor Height

Building Rota�on Angle

SITE PLAN

RENDERINGS

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Building Skin

Diagrid Component3D Section Cut Building SectionPerspective View - A Slabs sbalS + dirgaiDedacaF DiagridFacade + Slabs

Perspective View - B

Hotel

Ballroom

Gym/ SpaConference

Restaurant

Sky Lobby

Observatory

MIXED USE HIGH-RISE

View Studies

Site Studies

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MIXED USE HIGH-RISE

PHYSICAL MODEL

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Freestanding ED and Physician O�ce

• MEP Size and Location

• Emergency Access

• Imaging Services

• Materials Management

• Facility Layout and Circulations

The freestanding ED is located in Glenview, Illinois. This new healthcare facility consists

of five main components; building intake, emergency services, primary care treatment,

imaging, and laboratory. The new free standing urgent care will be 34,900 square feet

and it will house 6 universal treatment rooms, 1 exam/psych room, 1 exam/ENT/eye

room, 2 trauma/cardiac rooms and, full imaging and laboratory services. In addition this

facility will host a physician practice with 18 exam rooms.

This freestanding ED was designed keeping in mind the following objectives and goals.

• Create a facility that can serve the community faster and better in urgent care

services.

• Make a facility that it is easily accessible and operates 24/7 in order to give the

community access any time they need it.

• Efficient and effective staff flow within and between departments.

• Provide a facility that would offer the same care and services as if the patients

were in an in-hospital emergency room.

The building shape and locations is based on site views and site access.

The loading area is strategically located on the building’s east side; this makes for a

clear separation from the walk-in emergency entrance, which is located on the south

side of the building. This will keep the public emergency traffic separated from the

loading area.

PROJECT INTRODUCTION

PROJECT GOALS

KEY SITE AND MEP PLANNING CONCEPTS

CODE ISSUES INCORPORATED FROM AIA GUIDELINES

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AMBULANCE

IMAGING

CT

Radiography

Ultrasound

Office Space

LABORATORY

Lab Support

Primary labFunctions

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EMERGENCYSERVICES

BUIDING INTAKE

Community Room

PHYSICIAN PRACTICE

MATERIALS / SUPPLY / STAFF

VISITORS / OUTPATIENTS

BUILDING ADJACENCY AND FLOW DIAGRAM

Imaging

Primary Care Treatment

Emergency Services

Building Intake

Laboratory

Building Support

Outpatient Circulation

Staff Circulation

LE G E N DEDReception / Waiting

Office Space

Haz Mat

Exam / Triage

Exam / Trauma

General Exam

Nurses Station

PhysicianReception / Waiting

Office Space

Consult Rooms

Exam Rooms

Procedure Rooms

ED WALK-IN

PRIMARY CARE TREATMENT

RECEPTIONDESK WAITING

PROCEDURE ROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

TOILET

CONSULT/PATIENT

EDUCATION

NURSEALCOVE

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

TOILET

CONSULT/PATIENT

EDUCATION

NURSEALCOVE

PROCEDURE ROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

EXAMROOM

TOILET

CONSULT/PATIENT

EDUCATION

NURSEALCOVE

MEDICATIONROOM

MEDICATIONROOM

CLEANUTILITY

SOILEDUTILITY

LOUNGE/CONFERENCE

TOILET

TOILET

EQUIPMENTSTORAGE

STORAGEMISC.

PHYSICIANOFFICE

PHYSICIANOFFICE

OFFICE WOORK ROOM / SUPPORT

NURSEMANAGER

PHYSICIANOFFICE

IMAGING SUITE

WAITINGENTRANCE

PHYSICIANREADING

ROOM

COMPUTER/CONTROL

ROOM

CTSCANNING

RADIOGR.ROOM

ULTRASOUNDROOM

CLEANSUPPLY

STORAGETOILET

x2

SOILEDUTILITY

TECH WORK AREA

TECH WORKAREA MOBILE MRI

CHIEF TECH WORK

STATION

MANAGERWORK

STATION

LABORATORY

RECEPTION /RECEIVINGENTRANCE

LABMANAGER

PHYSICIANOFFICE

BLOODDRAWINGSTATION

x2

MANUALTESTING

WORKSTATION

TOILET

LABFREEZER

TECH WORK AREA

TECH WORKAREA

SPECIMENCONTAINER

STORAGE

CENTRIFUGEWORKSTATION

ACCESSIONINGWORKSTATION

CLEANSUPPLY

SOILEDUTILITY

SUPPLY ROOM/

BULK STORAGE

HOUSEKEEPINGCLOSET

AUTOMATEDANALYZERS

HEMATOLOGYPREP

WORKSTATION

CHEMISTRYWORKSTATION

URINALYSISPREP

WORKSTATION

COAGULATIONWORKSTATION

BLOOD BANK

POINT OF CARETESTING

REFRIGERATOR

PATIENT – STAFF FLOW

PATIENT – STAFF FLOW

PATIENT – STAFF FLOW

PATIENT – STAFF FLOW

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SCURITY

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EXAM/PSYCH

EXAM/ENT/EYE

NURSE WORK/ SUPPLY

AREA

SOILEDUTILITY

EQUIPMENTSTORAGE

ALCOVE -LINEN CART

CLEAN UTILITY/SUPPLY

HOUSEKEEPING ROOM

STAFFLOCKERS

STAFFTOILET

STAFFTOILET

SLEEPING /ON-CALL

SPACE

ALCOVE -STRETCHER STAFF LOUNGE

CONSULT/GRIEVING

ROOM

DECONTAMN.ROOM / SHOWER

ED WALK-IN WAITING

UNIVERSALTREATMENT

ROOM

UNIVERSALTREATMENT

ROOM

UNIVERSALTREATMENT

ROOM

UNIVERSALTREATMENT

ROOM

UNIVERSALTREATMENT

ROOM

PATIENTTOILET

x2

TRAUMA/CARDIAC

ROOM

TREATMENT BAY / ALT.TRAUMA/CARDIAC

EMT/ HAZMATSTORAGE

EMT WORKROOM

PANTRY ALCOVE-NOURISHMENT

MEDICATIONROOM/PHYXIS

MEDICATIONROOM/PHYXIS

ANALYST

OPERATIONSMANAGER

MEDICALDIRECTOR

COMMUNIC.STATION

OFFICEEQUIPMENT

STORAGERECORD

STAFF ENTRY

PATIENT – STAFF FLOW

PATIENT – STAFF FLOW

3D MASSING STUDIES

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SITE ANALYSIS

Existing Site Access

Site Boundary

Proposed Site Access

LEGEND

Primary Access Point

Proposed Access Point

Primary Views

Blocked Views

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Physician PracticeA1 Exam RoomA2 WaitingA3 ReceptionA4 Procedure RoomA5 Consult/ Patient EducationB1 Nurse WorkB2 Office Workroom/ SupportB5 Medication RoomB6 Clean SupplyB7 Soiled UtilityB10 ToiletC1 Equipment StorageD1 Physician OfficeD2 Nurse Mngr

Building IntakeA1 Main LobbyA4 Community Room

LaboratoryA1 Access. / Specimen ProcessingB1 Primary Lab Functions

Emergency DepartmentA2 Decontamination RoomA3 EMT Work RoomA4 EMT/ Hazmat StorageB1 WaitingB3 Play AreaB5 Public ToiletB6 Public ToiletB7 Patient ToiletC1 TriageC2 Universal Treatment RoomC3 Trauma/ Cardiac RoomC5 Exam Psych. RoomC6 Exam/ ENT/ EyeC8 Consult/ Grieving RoomD1 Nurse WorkD5 Medication Room/ PhyxisD6 Alcove - NurishmentE1 PantryE2 Clean SupplyE3 Soiled UtilityE4 Equipment Storage

ImagingA1 Prep./ HoldA2 CT ScanningA2.1 Computer Room A3 Radiography RoomA4 Ultrasound RoomA7 Clean SupplyA8 Soiled UtilityA9 Physician Reading RoomA11 Patient ToiletB1 Office/ Support

A4 A1 A1 A1 A1 A1 Mech.

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A1

A4 A1 A1 A1 A1

A5 A5 B5

D1B6 B10 Elec. D2

A3

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B7 B10 D3

C1 B6 B2 B1

B10 B7

B1

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A1

A1

A4

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C2 C2 C2 C6 D5 A3

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B7Mech. E2 E3 E1 D6 D1

C2 C2 C2 C6 D5 E4 A3 A2 Staff Support

B1

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C3

C3

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B1 A9

A1

B1

B1

A7

A11 A11

LOBBY

MAIN FLOOR PLAN EXPLODED AXONOMETRIC

SOUTH ELEVATION

WEST ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

NORTH ELEVATION

BUILDING SECTION A BUILDING SECTION B

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The main inspiration that I got from the Atul Gawande’s book was on the infection

control topic. The chapters of the book on the infection control inspired me to design the

airborne infection isolation rooms. Out of the 16 inpatient rooms, two are airborne

infection isolation rooms.

PROJECT INTRODUCTION

The River Hospital is located in Alexandria Bay, New York. The new hospital is going to

replace the existing one at this location. This new healthcare facility consists of four

main components; physician practice, nursing services, procedural cell, and

logistic/support cell. The new River hospital is 46,500 square feet and it will house 16

inpatient rooms, 16 UCU/ED exam rooms, two operating rooms, full imaging and

physical therapy services. In addition this facility will host a physician practice with 12

exam rooms.

PROJECT GOALS

When designing a hospital, the goal is to design a functional building at the lowest cost

possible without compromising the services offered at the establishment. One of the

intentions when designing this building is to create a facility that will bring comfort to the

patient, their families and the staff. Also, we want to apply some of the concept(s) of the

lean design philosophy by creating an easy and functional flow in the building. Key

objectives are:

• Efficient internal patient flow within and between departments.

• Safe environment.

• Good access and simple circulation for outpatients and the public.

• Efficient and effective staff flow within and between departments.

• Comforting settings for patient, their families and the staff.

KEY SITE AND MEP PLANNING CONCEPTS

The building is situated on the site in a way that can take full advantage of the river

views from the inpatients rooms.

The loading dock is strategically located on the building’s east; this makes for a clear

separation from the emergency entrances, which is located on the west side of the

building. This will keep the emergency unit traffic separated from the loading dock area.

All MEP units for the building are located underground. The reason for this choice is the

topography of the site. All these units are adjacent to the loading dock which will give

easy access for future maintenance. The east side of the basement is open to the

outside to allow fresh air intake and exhaust.

CODE ISSUES INCORPORATED FROM AIA GUIDELINES

• MEP Size and Location

• Emergency Access

• Imaging Services

• Materials Management

• Facility Layout and Circulation

• Patient Rooms Space Requirements

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ATUL GAWANDES’S INFLUENCE

CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL

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D1LOBBY/ VESTIBULE/ RECEPTION

D3GIFTS/ VOLUNTEERS

D4CONFERENCE/

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

D6CAFETERIA/ SERVERY

D2PUBLIC TOILETS

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D5KITCHEN/

DIETARY STORAGE

D7RECIVING

D8STORAGE

D9MGT/ PURCHASING

D14MORGUE/ BODY HOLD/

HAZMAT DECONTAMINATION

D10ENGINEERING/ MAINTENANCE/GROUNDS EQPT

D11CONTROL CENTER

D12ADMIN. SUPPORT SUITE(FINANCE/ ACCOUNTING)

D13ADMIN. SUPPORT SUITE (NURSING, QA, SOCIAL

WORK)

LOADING

A1WAITING

A16PUBLIC TOILET

A13REGISTRATION/ INTAKE/

RECEPTION

A3NURSE WORK

ALCOVE(S)

A4PROVIDER OFFICE/

WORKROOM

A9STAFF CONFERENCE/

LOUNGE

A10STAFF TOILET

A8STAFF/

ACCESSIBLE TOILET

A12STORAGE

A11EQUIPMENT A7

MEDS STORAGE

A2PROCEDURE ROOM

A6CLEAN UTILITY

A5SOILED UTILITY

A14MGR OFFICE

A15BUSINESS OFFICE

A1.0EXAM ROOM

A1.1EXAM ROOM

A1.7EXAM ROOM

A1.4EXAM ROOM

A1.2EXAM ROOM

A1.6EXAM ROOM

A1.5EXAM ROOM

A1.3EXAM ROOM

A1.8EXAM ROOM

A1.9EXAM ROOM

A1.10EXAM ROOM

A1.11EXAM ROOM

B11FAMILY WAITING

B2NURSE WORK

ALCOVE(S)

B8PHARMACY

B10PUBLIC TOILETS

B9.0EQUIPMENT

B9.1EQUIPMENT

B3CLEAN SUPPLIES

B4SOILED UTILITY

B6STAFF CONFERENCE/

LOUNGE

B7STAFF TOILET

B5STAFF/

ACCESSIBLE TOILETS

B1.14INPATIENT ROOM

B1.13INPATIENT ROOM

B1.2INPATIENT ROOM

B1.12INPATIENT ROOM

B1.15INPATIENT ROOM

B1.9INPATIENT ROOM

B1.8INPATIENT ROOM

B1.6INPATIENT ROOM

B1.7INPATIENT ROOM

B1.0INPATIENT ROOM

B1.3INPATIENT ROOM

B1.5INPATIENT ROOM

B1.10INPATIENT ROOM

B1.4INPATIENT ROOM

B1.1INPATIENT ROOM

B1.11INPATIENT ROOM

B28.0THERAPIST

WORKROOM

B28.1THERAPIST

WORKROOM

B28.2THERAPIST

WORKROOM

B27.0PATIENT CHANGE/SHOWER

B27.1PATIENT CHANGE/SHOWER

B26PRIVATE TREATMENT/

EXAM

B25.0OPEN

TREATMENT/GYM

B25.1OPEN

TREATMENT/GYM

B25.2OPEN

TREATMENT/GYM

B25.5OPEN

TREATMENT/GYM

B25.4OPEN

TREATMENT/GYM

B25.3OPEN

TREATMENT/GYM

C24WAITING

C23EQUIPMENT STORAGE

C22LAB (INCL.FROZEN SECTION)

C21STERILE PROCESSING

C20ACCESSIBLE

TOILET

C18MD/ TRIAGE/ ADMIT

C17.0SOILED UTILITY

C17.1SOILED UTILITY

C16.0CLEAN SUPPLY

C16.1CLEAN SUPPLY

C15NURSE/ PROVIDER WORK ALCOVE(S)

C14PATIENT TOILET

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C13.0UCU/ ED-EXAM/PREP/LEVEL 2

C14PATIENT TOILET

AMBULANCE

C12MOBILE PORT/

ANTEROOM

C11MINOR PROCEDURE

ROOM

C10IMAGING ROOM (X-RAY)

C8IMAGING ROOM (RF)

C7IMAGING ROOM (CT)

C9PATIENT TOILET

C1.0OPERATING ROOM

C1.1OPERATING ROOM

C3.0SCRUB

C3.1SCRUB

C4.0CLEAN

WORKROOM/SUBSTERILE

C4.1CLEAN

WORKROOM/SUBSTERILE

C2.0LEVEL 1

RECOVERY

C2.1LEVEL 1

RECOVERY

C2.2LEVEL 1

RECOVERY

C6STAFF

CONFERENCE/LOUNGE

C5.0STAFF

CHANGE/SHOWER/TOILET

C5.1STAFF

CHANGE/SHOWER/TOILET

STAFF ENTRY

WALK IN EMERGENCY

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Logistic / Support Cell

Procedural Cell

Nursing Services

Physician Practice Module

Surgery

Emergency

Imaging

Outpatient Circulation

Staff Circulation

Public Circulation

LEGEND

WALK IN EMERGENCY

SITE PLAN

ED WALK-IN

EMS Storage

WED WWWALK-INWWW N

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STAFF ENTRY

LOADING DOCKLOADING DOCK

STAFF ENTRANCETASTSTAFF ENTRANCEAT

FRONT DOOR

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AMBULANCE

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UCU/ EmergencyParking

Visitors Parking

Truck Entrance

Ambu

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Entr

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Outpatients And Emergency Parking

Staff Parking

ParkingVisitors 16Physical Thearapy 8Outpatient 24Emergency 24

Parking

Fuller Street

Fuller Street

A Physician Practice Module (4 providers)1 Exam Room 100 12 1,200 2 Procedure Room 160 1 160 3 120 1 120 4 4 40 160 5 120 1 120 6 Clean Utility 120 1 120 7 Meds Storage 40 1 40 8 50 1 50 9 160 1 160 10 40 1 40 11 480 1 480 12 120 1 120 13 Registration / Intake / Reception 160 1 160 14 Mgr Office 120 1 120 15 Business Office 240 1 240 16 Public Toilet / Accessible 50 2 50 17 480 1 480

3,820 NSF to DGSF Multiplier 1.25

4,775

Nurse Work Alcove(s)Provider Office / WorkroomSoiled Utility

Staff / Accessible ToiletsStaff Conference/LoungeStaff ToiletEquipmentStorage

WaitingSubtotal Physician Practice Module- NSF

Subtotal Physician Practice Module- DGSF

B Nursing Services1 260 16 4,160

Patient Care Zone 160Toilet/Shower 50Family Zone 50

2 120 1 120 Area per provider 20Number of providers 6

3 160 1 160 4 120 1 120 5 50 1 50 6 240 1 240 7 40 1 40 8 480 1 480 9 120 2 240 10 Public Toilet 40 1 40 11 240 1 240

5,890 1.40

8,250 NSF to DGSF Multiplier

Inpatient Room

Nurse Work Alcove(s)

Family Waiting

Equipment

Subtotal Nursing Services Module- DGSF

Clean Supplies

Subtotal Nursing Services - NSF

Soiled UtilityStaff / Accessible ToiletsStaff Conference/LoungeStaff ToiletPharmacy

B Procedural Cell (Includes UCU)1 600 2 1,200 2 90 3 270 3 20 2 40 4 Clean Workroom / Substerile 160 2 320 5 80 2 160 6 shared - - 7 400 1 400 8 240 1 240 9 - Patient Toilet 50 1 50 10 220 1 220 11 Moinor Procedure Room 240 1 240 12 Mobile Port / Anteroom 80 1 80 13 120 16 1,920 14 50 4 200 15 45 3 135

Area per provider 15Number of providers 3

16 35 2 70 17 65 2 130 18 240 1 240 19 Ambulance Vestibule / EMS Storage20 40 1 40 21 480 1 480 22 Lab (incl. Frozen Section) 360 1 360 23 320 1 320 24 240 1 240

25 60 6 360 26 120 1 120 27 80 2 160 28 40 3 120

8,115 1.75

14,200

Soiled UtilityMD/Triage/Admit

Accessible ToiletSterile Processing

Equipment StorageWaiting

Patient ToiletNurse/ Provider Work Alcove(s)

Scrub

Imaging Room (CT)Imaging Room (RF)

Imaging Room (X-Ray)

UCU / ED - Exam/Prep/Level 2

NSF to DGSF Multiplier

Clean Supply Alcove

Operating RoomLevel 1 Recovery

Physical Therapy / Occupational Theragy / Cardiac - Open Treatment Position / Gym - Private Treatment / Exam

- Therapist Workroom - Patient Change / Shower / Toilet

Subtotal Procedural Cell - NSF

Subtotal Nprocedural Cell Module- DGSF

Staff Change / Shower / ToiletStaff Lounge / Breakroom/Conference

D Logistics / Support Cell1 600 1 600 2 Public Toilets / Accessible 50 1 50 3 Gifts / Volunteers 160 1 160 4 Conference / Community Education 320 1 320 5 600 1 600 6 360 1 360

7 160 1 160 8 480 2 960 9 - Mgt / Purchasing 80 1 80 10 600 1 600 11 480 1 480 12 600 1 600 13 320 1 320 14 120 1 120 15 Staff Lockers / Toilets (supoport services) 80 2 160

4,440 1.20

5,330

32,560 35%

43,960 Total Usable Hospital Area FGSF

Kitchen / Dietary StorageCafeteria / ServeryMaterials Management - Receiving - Storage

Engineering / Maintenance / Grounds Eqpt

Admin. Support Suite (Nursing,QA, Social Work)

Subtotal All Hospital ProgramsMultiplier - net to gross area

NSF to DGSF MultiplierSubtotal Nprocedural Cell Module- DGSF

Subtotal Logistics / Support Cell - NSF

Lobby / Vestibule / Reception

Admin. Support Suite (Finance/Accounting, Mgt)

Morgue / Body Hold / Hazmat Decontamination

Control Center

E Power Plant / Major Mechanical1 Switchgear Room 800 800 2 600 600 3 Boiler Room 800 800 4 Chiller Room 800 800 5 Air Handeling Room[s] 200 3 600 6 Electrical Closets 100 4 400 7 Communication Closets 100 4 400

Power Plant / Major Mechanical - NSF 10.00% of FGSF 4,400 48,360 Total Hospital Area BGSF

Emergency Generator

Site Parking River Viewes

Project SiteSecondary Site AccessPrimary Site Access

LEGEND

CRITICAL ACCESS HOSPITAL 9

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Logistic/ Support Cell

Procedural Cell

Nursing Services

Physician Practice Module

Mechanical

Public Circulation

Staff & Material Circulation

LEGEND

MAIN FLOOR PLAN

A12

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A2 A6 A5A7

A16A3

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A15A1 A1 A1 A1 A1

A1A1A1A1A1A1

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B12

MOBILEMRI

B24B13 B13 B13 B13 B13 B13 B13 B13

B13B13B13B13B13B13B13B13B11

D14B20

D14.1B18 B15

B20

B17

B17

B20B16

E1

E2

B6

B2

B5

B1

B1

B4

B21

B22

B23 E1

E2

D3 D5

B28

B26

B25

B27

B27

D11

D13

D12

D10

D4

D1

D6

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1 B1 B1 B1 B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1

B1B11

B10

B8

B8.1

E1B3 E2 B3

B4 B4B5 B7

B9

B6

B9

B2

STAFF ENTRANCE

LOADING DOCK

FRONT DOOR

AMBULANCEVESTIBULE

ED WALK-IN

EMS Storage

STAFF ENTRY

AMBULANCEMVESTIBULEE

ED WALK-IND

STAFF ENTRYNS R

LOADING DOCKA

STAFF ENTRANCETATA E

FRONT DOOROORDOO

EMS Storage

Physician PracticeA1 Exam RoomA2 Procedure RoomA3 Nurse Work Alcove(s)A4 Provider Office/ WorkroomA5 Soiled UtilityA6 Clean UtilityA7 Meds StorageA8 Staff ToiletA9 Sraff Conference/ LoungeA10 Staff ToiletA11 EquipmentA12 StorageA13 Registration/ ReceptionA14 Mgr OfficeA15 Business OfficeA16 Public ToiletA17 Waiting

Physician PracticeNursing ServicesB1 Inpatient RoomB2 Nurse Work Alcove(s)B3 Clean SuppliesB4 Soiled UtilitiyB5 Staff ToiletB6 Staff Conference/ LoungeB7 Staff ToiletB8 Pharmacy/ OfficeB9 EquipmentB10 Public ToiletB11 Family Waiting

Nursing Services

Procedural CellB1 Operating RoomB2 Level 1 RecoveryB3 ScrubB4 Clean WorkroomB5 Staff Change/ ShowerB6 Staff Lounge/ BreakroomB7 Imaging Room(CT)B8 Imaging Room(RF)B9 Patient ToiletB10 Imaging Room(X-Ray)B11 Minor Procedure RoomB12 Mobile Port/ AnteroomB13 UCU / ED - ExamB14 Patient ToiletB15 Nurse work Alcove(s)B16 Clean Supply AlcoveB17 Soiled UtilityB18 MD/ Triage/ AdmitB19 Ambulance VestibuleB20 Accessible ToiletB21 Sterile ProcessingB22 Lab (Incl. Frozen Sect.)B23 Equipment StorageB24 WaitingB25 Open Treatment/ GymB26 Private TreatmentB27 Patient Change/ ShowerB28 Therapist Workroom

Procedural Cell

Logistics/ SupportD1 Lobby/ ReceptionD2 Public ToiletsD3 Gifts/ VolunteersD4 Conference/ CommunityD5 Kitchen/ Diet. StorageD6 Cafeteria/ ServeryD7 ReceivingD8 StorageD9 Mgt/ PurchasingD10 Eng./ MaintenanceD11 Control CenterD12 Admin. (Finance/ Mgt.)D13 Admin. (Nursing, QA)D14 Morgue/ HazmatD15 Staff Lockers/ Toilets

Logistics/ Support

MechanicalE1 Electrical ClosetsE2 Communication Closets

Mechanical

A

B

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NORTH ELEVATION

EAST ELEVATION

EMERGENCY

WEST ELEVATION

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Ground Floor Plan0”

Ground Floor Plan0”

Main Floor Plan

Roof

Roof

+10’

Main Floor Plan+10’

+26’

Roof+26’

+32’

BUILDING SECTION A

BUILDING SECTION B

Loading Dock Emergency Generator Boiler Room

Admin. Gym OR 1 Lab UCU UCU UCU UCU UCU UCU UCU UCU Waiting

Storage

Corridor

InpatientRoom

InpatientRoom

InpatientRoom

InpatientRoom

InpatientRoom

InpatientRoom

InpatientRoom

OpenTreatment Position/ Gym

Kitchen Conference

Emergency Generator

Swithchgear Storage

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1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0” 30’-0”

30’-0

”30

’-0”

30’-0

”30

’-0”

30’-0

”30

’-0”

30’-0

”30

’-0”

STRUCTURAL PLAN

MechanicalE1 Switchgear RoomE2 Emergency GeneratorE3 Boiler RoomE4 Chiller & Pump Room

E1.1 Electrical ClosetsE1.2 Communication Closet

Mechanical

MEP DISTRIBUTION DIAGRAM

E2

E1

E3

E4

Air Intake

Oil

Power In

Oil

Open to Below

ExhaustExhaust

E1.1 E1.2

E1.1

E1.2

E1.1E1.2

E1.1 E1.2

LEGENDSwitchgear to Electrical ClosetElectrical Closet to Panel Boards

INPATIENT ROOM EXAM ROOM IMAGING ROOM (CT)

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NORTH EAST VIEW

INTERIOR VIEW/ LOBBY A

INTERIOR VIEW/ LOBBY B

SOUTH EAST VIEW

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STUTTGART, GERMANYGMP-1991

STUTTGART INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

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