澳大利亚维多利亚大学健康诊室

Australia Victoria university health clinic

设计方：Woods Bagot

位置：澳大利亚

分类：医疗建筑

内容：实景照片

设计团队：Bruno Mendes, Chris Free, David Ley, Emma-Louise Hannigan, Jo Dane, Matt Si, Melissa Blandford

图片：19张

摄影师：Peter Bennetts

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这是由Woods Bagot设计的学生领导跨职业健康诊室，位于澳大利亚维多利亚大学威勒比园区，为跨职业教育和健康护理提供创新的方法。建筑造型借鉴了威勒比园区独特的景观，使用了U型形式。大部分建筑以及诊所的空间规划均以“客户”为中心的创新护理方式为理念。该项目不仅是让客户单独咨询健康专家每个相关的健康问题，而是让客户与跨专业团队的领导成员会面，然后由领导成员与团队合作，决定一套治疗或咨询定制方案，涉及多个领域，以满足客户的全面需求。

诊所包括“跨专业室（Interprofessional (IP) pods）”，在室内的一侧研究团队可以观望和检查领导成员，而室内的另一侧是客户。客户在评估期间将不会被专家团队所包围，而室内的设计保证了多个团队成员的价值，为整个治疗计划提供专业的建议。诊所的团队由维多利亚大学与墨尔本大学、圣母大学、坎培门理工学院多个健康学科的高年级学生组成，受到专家和注册医疗从业者的监督。为了满足综合需求，除了跨专业室，该诊所还布置了一系列空间，如健康食品准备教学厨房、积极生活实验室，有助协助客户更好地康复。

译者：艾比

From the architect. The architecture of the Student-Led Interprofessional Health Clinic at Victoria University’s Werribee Campus is uniquely tailored to the clinic’s innovative approach to interprofessional education and health care, while the built form references the unique landscape of Werribee in a U-shaped form.

Much of the architecture and spatial planning of the clinic was influenced by an innovative approach to healthcare in which the ‘client’ is the central focus. Rather than consult with health experts individually relating to each health issue, the client meets with the lead member of an interprofessional team who then collaborates with the team to determine a tailored plan of treatments or consults in a range of areas to meet the holistic needs of the client.

The clinic includes ‘Interprofessional (IP) pods’ where the team, on one side of the pod, can watch and review the lead member, with the client on the other side of the pod via telepresence. The client will not be overwhelmed during assessment with a full team of professionals, yet the pod design will ensure the value of multiple team members providing specialist advice, helping to shape the overall treatment plan.

The teams in the clinic are made up of senior students across a range of health disciplines from Victoria University working together with The University of Melbourne, University of Notre Dame and Kangan Institute of TAFE, under the supervision of expert and registered health practitioners.To achieve the complexity required, the clinic includes a range of spaces in addition to the IP pods, including a teaching kitchen for healthy food preparation and an active living laboratory where clients will be assisted in rehabilitation to maximise quality of movement.

The surrounding landscape of Werribee was a major influence in defining the architectural form and profile of the building. The rich tonal landscape of the Werribee farmlands, the rocks and cliffs of the Werribee Gorge, the long snaking Werribee River (in the local Aboriginal language, ‘wirribi’ means spine or backbone), and the paintings of these by Australian artist Fred Williams, were all important visual and tonal cues for the architecture and landscape.

The building forms a large U shape around a central spine of landscaping, with the sculptural profile of the building and vertical sloping windows inspired by the verticality of the gorge rocks and cliffs. By bringing the landscaping into the heart of the building, the rich contextual references to the region are present throughout, creating a visual amenity and release for the users.

The Victoria University Student-Led Interprofessional Health Clinic provides a new health service in Werribee to support and add value to the current health services available in the western suburbs of Melbourne while also serving as an educational innovator, building on the strengths of each discipline. The design aims to not only reflect the unique health service offering, but to provide a sense of community beyond the traditional health facility.

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