费城儿童医院临床合作中心/Perkins&Will
The Hub for Clinical Collaboration at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia / Perkins&Will
设计理念与实践:费城儿童医院临床协作中心的设计体现了对医疗从业者福祉的深刻理解。通过将从业者的需求置于核心,Perkins&Will创造了一个既高效又注重健康的工作环境。这种以人为本的设计方法不仅提升了工作场所的协作氛围,还促进了社区感的形成,为医疗团队的日常健康和幸福提供了支持。
建筑外观与环境互动:该中心的立面设计巧妙地平衡了自然光的引入与太阳影响的限制。全高玻璃幕墙的设计使得建筑在不同角度和强度的日照下呈现出变化的动态美,同时通过有节奏的褶皱悬垂有效减轻了眩光和热量,展现了建筑与环境的和谐互动。
空间布局与功能:建筑内部的空间布局灵活而模块化,以适应人员动态变化的需求。通过提供自然光、景观和休息区,增强了护理人员的休息和幸福感。20英尺高的天花板和太阳能响应式外观最大化了自然采光,而精心设计的平面图则在促进协作的同时,也为隐私和个人工作提供了空间。此外,健康设施如茶水间和健身中心,为员工提供了全天候的自我照顾机会。
© Halkin Mason
© Halkin Mason
建筑师提供的文字描述临床协作中心是费城儿童医院(CHOP)的一座17层学术办公楼。该建筑位于佩雷尔曼广场,该广场与CHOP费城校区融为一体,并与其他具有临床和研究功能的建筑相连。从业者的福祉是提供优质患者护理不可或缺的一部分;新的办公和行政大楼创造了一个鼓励和支持健康的协作工作场所。该设计基于医院领导层领导的严格跟踪和独特的研究和参与方法,将从业者的需求放在首位。Perkins&;威尔创建了一个高效的设施,平衡了隐私和专注的需求,并致力于护理团队的日常健康、幸福和舒适。由此产生的空间加强了协作,促进了社区的发展。
Text description provided by the architects. The Hub for Clinical Collaboration is a 17-story academic office tower at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP). The building is located on the Perelman Plaza, which integrates into the CHOP Philadelphia campus and connects to other buildings with clinical and research functions. Practitioner well-being is integral to providing quality patient care; the new office and administrative building create a collaborative workplace that encourages and supports wellness. The design was informed by rigorous shadowing and a unique research and engagement approach, led by hospital leadership, that put the needs of practitioners at the forefront. Perkins&Will created a highly efficient facility that balances needs for privacy and focus and tends to the day-to-day health, happiness, and comfort of care teams. The resulting spaces enhance collaboration and facilitate community.
© Halkin Mason
© Halkin Mason
临床协作中心的外观最大限度地提高了视野和自然光的可及性,同时限制了太阳的影响。立面由全高玻璃幕墙组成,随着太阳的角度和强度、景色和邻近建筑的变化,立面在整个场地的宽度上逐渐变化。北立面由平坦水平的表面覆层定义,表明The Hub和相邻的Buerger Center之间无缝连接。在南面,一系列有节奏的褶皱悬垂逐渐加深,形成了一种动态的锯齿状表情,与起伏的伯格中心形成鲜明对比。这种遮阳可以减轻阳光照射产生的眩光和热量。
The Hub for Clinical Collaboration's façade maximizes views and access to natural light while limiting solar impact. Composed of full-height glass curtain walls, the façade gradually transforms across the site's width in response to the angle and intensity of the sun, views, and neighboring buildings. The north façade is defined by a flat and horizontal surface cladding that suggests a seamless connection between The Hub and the neighboring Buerger Center. On the south face, a rhythmic series of pleated overhangs gradually deepen, creating a dynamic saw-toothed expression that contrasts the undulating Buerger Center. This shading mitigates glare and heat generated from sun exposure.
© Halkin Mason
空间是模块化的,灵活的,适合人员的动态变化,专注于护理人员的休息和幸福,可以获得自然光、景观和休息区。该建筑的太阳能响应式外观、全高玻璃和20英尺高的天花板最大限度地为租户提供了自然采光。该平面图旨在增强连通性,平衡了协作工作区与有利于隐私和个人工作的区域。在其他地方,茶水间和健身中心等健康设施为员工提供了全天照顾自己的机会。
Spaces are modular and flexible for dynamic shifts in personnel and are focused on caregiver respite and well-being with access to natural light, views, and break areas. The building's solar-responsive exterior, full-height glazing, and 20-foot ceilings maximize access to natural daylight for tenants. The floor plan, designed to enhance connectivity, balances collaborative workspaces with areas that are conducive to privacy and individual work. Elsewhere, wellness features like pantries and fitness centers offer staff opportunities to care for themselves throughout the day.