墨尔本诺克斯骨科集团原诊察室改建

Melbourne Knox orthopaedic group consulting room reconstruction

设计方：FMD Architects

位置：澳大利亚墨尔本

分类：医疗建筑

内容：实景照片

图片来源：John Gollings

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这个项目是对诺克斯骨科集团原始诊察室建筑的改造和扩建工程。建筑物的主要入口可以通往诺克斯医院的停车场，建筑物后部有一个入口连接着居住区的街道。建筑项目的要求是扩展原始建筑的行政管理空间和接待处，并增加两个额外的诊察室。建筑项目规划包括外科医生的诊察室，诊察室中有为咨询工作准备的服务台，行政管理区域供后勤人员使用，有一个大厨房和一个露天平台，在这里员工可以一起吃饭并交流工作。接待处饰演者双重角色，它既是等候区又是护理人员的工作室，这对病人的恢复过程很重要。

建筑设计中要考虑的一个关键因素是增加自然光的量和自然通风的程度，并使工作区和新花园之间的视线畅通无阻。以前普遍的内化空间与外部空间没有任何联系，但现在变成了一个充满了阳光，通风状况良好的空间，从而大大减少了对人造光和人工通风的依赖程度，使员工拥有更开心和更健康的工作环境。骨科和建筑学拥有共生关系。骨科医生的工具、过程和语言都与木工非常相似。建筑设计和骨科设计及手术技巧之间也存在平行的地方，三维的造型和印刷是R&D过程中的习惯作法。

译者：蝈蝈

The project is a renovation & extension the existing consulting rooms for Knox Orthopaedic Group, adjacent to Knox hospital. The main entry is via the Knox hospital car park, with the rear entry within a residential street. The brief was to extend the existing administration spaces and reception area and add 2 additional consulting rooms.The programme developed includes consulting rooms for the surgeons, with a communal hot desk touch down area for post consultation work. The administration office accommodates the support staff and a large kitchen and outdoor deck allows the team to come together for lunch and post work get togethers. The reception area plays a dual role of waiting area as well as a workshop space for group mindfulness classes, which are an important component of the recovery process for the patients.

A key consideration was to increase access to natural light and ventilation and develop a visual connection to the new garden areas from the workspaces. What were originally generally internalised spaces with no connection to the exterior have now become light filled and naturally ventilated spaces, with a significant reduction on the reliance for artificial light and ventilation, and happier and healthier staff.Orthopaedics and architecture have a symbiotic relationship. The tools, process and the language of the orthopaedic surgeon is aligned with the ways of the carpenter. There are also parallels between architectural design and the design of prosthetics and surgical techniques, with 3d modelling and printing a common practice in their R&D processes.

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