简约现代——综合保健中心

发布于：2021-08-03 09:08:03 来自：建筑设计/公共建筑设计 [复制转发]

Yarram和区保健服务综合保健中心位于南吉普斯兰的Yarram中心，是一个小规模医疗项目，是一个大型医疗区的一部分。这座新建筑是为了满足2000年小城镇巩固联合保健职能的需求。

希望新中心能提供一个公众可以像参观公共画廊一样的环境,鼓励居民享受健康的生活方式,并在问题发展成慢性健康问题之前得到解决,包括一系列的健康服务,如心理健康,咨询,和积极的健康。

Located in the heart of Yarram, South Gippsland, the Yarram and District Health Service (YDHS) Integrated Healthcare Centre is a small-scale healthcare project that forms part of a greater medical precinct. The new building responded to a need for the consolidation of allied health functions for the small town of 2000. It was hoped that the new centre would provide an environment that the public can attend as they would a public gallery, encouraging residents to enjoy a healthy lifestyle and get on top of issues before they develop into chronic health problems – including a range of health services such as mental health, counselling, and proactive well-being.

YDHS综合保健中心是维多利亚州医疗保健事业发展的标志，展示了一种具有公民意义的公共保健新方法。在正式意义上，这个专门建造的新设施的目标是在一个屋顶下为Yarram社区提供一系列经过改进的保健服务。

这些设施跨越了相关和急症医疗部门，包括患者到达区、治疗区、病理科、咨询室、会诊室、杂物室、护士和与现有当地医院共享网络的办公空间。从程序上来说，这确保了设计与先前已有的建筑保持一致。

因此，通过这样做，该项目希望提高协作和工作人员满意度，并旨在吸引高素质的工作人员和专家，推动更好的社区卫生成果。

The YDHS Integrated Healthcare Centre is a symbol for the advancement of healthcare across regional Victoria, demonstrating a new approach to public healthcare with a meaningful civic purpose. Formally, the objective of the new purpose-built facility was to house a wide range of improved health services for the community of Yarram, under one roof. These facilities cross over allied and acute sectors of healthcare including patient arrival areas, treatment bays, pathology rooms, consult rooms, interview rooms, utility rooms, nurse, and office spaces with shared networks to the existing local hospital. Programmatically, this ensures that the design has consistency with the previously existing building. Consequently, in doing so, the project aspires to improve collaboration, staff satisfaction and aims to attract good quality staff and specialists to drive better community health outcomes.

McBride Charles Ryan (MCR)努力使用尽可能多的本地材料，特别是银顶灰木材。诸如此类的创新、特定地区的材料，有助于当地就业和提高当地劳动力的技能，并促进放射状木材工业面向更广泛的游客群体。因此，该中心充当了展示当地技能、专业知识和材料的广告牌。

McBride Charles Ryan (MCR) strived to employ as many locally sourced materials as possible, particularly Silvertop Ash Timber. Innovative, regional-specific materials such as this, assisted in local employment and the upskilling of the local workforce, as well as promoting the radial timber industry to a broader demographic of visitors. Consequently, the Centre acts as a billboard for showcasing local skills, expertise, and materials.

在规划上，设计一个可以促进专业服务的空间，为社区和工作的卫生专业人员带来许多好处。阳台是一个关键的间隙空间，与现有医院的联邦建筑相呼应，同时通过为现有医院服务和新中心创建新的入口，增加场地的易读性。

在新冠疫情期间，阳台的功能也变得越来越重要，它提供了露天等候区，以促进社会距离，并提供与自然的连接，有助于愈合的感觉，并体现了项目的适应性。

Programmatically, designing a space that can facilitate the co-location of specialist services leads to many benefits for both the community and working health professionals. The Veranda is a key interstitial space that gestures to the federation architecture of the existing hospital, whilst increasing site legibility by creating new entrances to both existing hospital services and the new Centre. The function of the Veranda has also become increasingly important during COVID-19, providing both open-air waiting areas to facilitate social distancing and providing a connection to nature, contributing to a sense of healing, and speaking to the project’s adaptability.

该项目是一项社区资源，它整合了与健康需求有关的设施，并涉及当代区域医疗中心可能涉及的广泛范围。提高对精神健康和健康的认识，并整合早期预防药物，新设施有增长空间。

MCR打算设计一个项目，强调和同情周围的自然环境，通过光线、自然材料和开放空间连接建筑。这有利于支持YDHS提供跨学科合作、解决问题和通过一系列服务为患者提供护理的能力。

This project is a community resource that consolidates facilities relating to health needs and speaking to the breadth of scope that a contemporary regional medical centre can entail. Increasing awareness of mental health, wellness, as well as integrating early preventative medicines, with room for growth in the new facility. MCR intended to design a project that emphasised and empathised with the surrounding natural context, connecting the building through access to light, natural materials, and open spaces. This lends itself well to supporting YDHS in providing cross-discipline collaboration, problem-solving and the ability to provide care for patients across a range of services.