Incarnate Word Hospital. Intensive Care Pavilion - St. Louis – USA
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1978.v30.i298.2595Abstract
This unit forms part of an extensive program of new installations —this main plan has been designed by the same architects— which will complement the existing hospital in the future. In the new building, the patients rooms are on the upper level, organized in groups of eight, around the center's three main specialities: surgery, coronaries and general medicine. A large portion of the ground floor is not constructed; it consists of the main entrance which leads to the reception and waiting areas, a cafeteria-dining room and a small circular chapel. The rest of the surface leads to the parking area. The structure is built entirely of concrete and its functionality as well as the suitable athmosphere in the different areas is outstanding and these characteristics have won first place in the interior design contest sponsored by the Interior Design Magazine and the Professional Designers Institute.
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