Woodlands Health Campus

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YAN Yan Director, Campus PlanningWoodlands Health Campus

Michael LEONGDirectorSAA Architect

Health Campus in the North of Singapore

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Housing• Closeto30,000

newresidential

dwellingsby2018,

addingatotal

populationof

135,000

• Moreunitsfor

multi-generational

living

Industrial/

Commercial• Newretailandmixed

usecluster@

WoodlandsRegional

Central

• Industrialdevelopments

alongGambasAvenue

andNorthCoastWafer

FabPark

Improved

connectivity• NewThomson-

EastCoastline

andNorthSouth

Expressway

• 3MRTstationsin

Woodlandsby

2019

UrbanMasterPlan

Campus Master Plan – “One-ness”

Focusing on enhancing existing resources in the community and

building a network of care

Home

Primary Care

Community

Medical Centre

• Integrate In-Campus and Out-Campus Care

• Integrated Campus to enable care delivery across care continuum

• Campus as part of the community to inspire positive and healthy lifestyle

• Campus as a community asset and take advantage of the Park and park connector

Acute Care – Remodel

emergency and urgent care to allow

stratification to appropriate levels of care

Ambulatory Care – Embed

health promotion, patient activation,

and community outreach

Community Hospital/Rehab Care -Improving functional restoration and community transitions

Long Term Care -Redesign long term and End-of-Life

care to promote patient dignity and autonomy.

Located at Northern part of Campus for

easy access

Designed to take full advantage of the Park

and green space

Vertical stacking of D&T for expedience

and to support fast-

in fast-out

Strategic decentralization for early

patient activation and to

support good outcome

In-campus

Out-campus

Park Integration – healing

garden connecting with the community

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Campus Design Principles

Person-Centred Medical Planning

Healing Environment

Efficiency and Productivity

Engaging Community

Future Proofing

Sustainability

Activating and Health Promoting

Person-centred MasterplanThe Nature of HealingCommunal Effect

Woodlands Regional Centre

Mandai

Central Water Catchment

Person-Centred Masterplan

• Reconfiguration of site boundaries for symbiotic benefits for both development • Sharing of infrastructural provisions• Encourages usage of park connector network• Car-free ground floor for active mobility • A ‘larger park’ for all – everyone wins!

Park Integration

H

AFTER BEFORE

• Nature for both public and patients• Topography creates different zones• Continuity of landscape across both sites –

“Micro-scale Urban Green”

Person-Centred Masterplan

FORESTFLOORFORESTFLOOR

UNDERSTORY

CANOPY

EMERGENT

Rainforest Inspired Campus

• Rooftop urban farming and gardens• Healing landscapes

• Accessible yet protected middle layer• Podium for diagnostic and interventional

floors• Green fingers offer daylight and

ventilation

• Most ventilated and day-lit layer• Quiet and secured ward towers• Inter-connected by link bridges

• Creating a park-like ground plane• Conducive for pedestrians of all profiles• Extensive cycling tracks and parking• Fenceless, seamless, car-less

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L3

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Roof

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Green Fingers

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LTC

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Green Fingers

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Communal Effect

Touchpoint Mapping

1 North Foyer2 The Hangout

4 Healing Forest 3 Terraces

5 Healing

Forest6 Wood Land Garden

7 The

Plaza

8 Verandahs

9 South Foyer

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