Duke North Hospital, Durham North Carolina U.S.A.
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1980.v32.i326.2316Abstract
The Duke University Medical Centre is one of the main regional type research and medical training complexes in the United States. It was built as compliment of an expansion scheme of the old existing hospital, since its services and spaces had become old fashioned regarding the growing needs of same. The construction scheme, apart from making a new centre, includes redesigning the old hospital. The new building corporate all kinds of equipment for surgery and pediatrics, for intern patients, and also complimentary diagnosis and treatment departments. The old hospital in turn is used for other services for interns and auxiliary functions.
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