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NUH Kids Outpatient Hospital - 'Tree House'

concept design

National University Hospital Children's Medical Institute
Singapore, 2015

NUH Kids - 'Tree House'

National University Hospital

Children's Medical Institute

concept design

 

Location: Singapore, Kent Ridge

Participation in project: Dec '14 - Feb '15

Architectural office: JURONG Consultants Pte

Usable floor area: 4 800 m2 

NUH Kids

NUH Kids

NUH Kids

NUH Kids

NUH Kids - Section

NUH Kids - Section

NUH Kids

NUH Kids

NUH Kids

NUH Kids

NUH  Kids - Clinic Level

NUH Kids - Clinic Level

NUH Kids - Way finding

NUH Kids - Way finding

NUH Kids - Flows

NUH Kids - Flows

NUH Kids - Elevation study

NUH Kids - Elevation study

This Paediatric Outpatient setting is a joint venture between NUH and KTPH.

The “Tree House” concept creates a distracting and playful destination for young patients that also serves as a healing atmosphere. It hovers above the NUH Hospital complex and is linked to the adjacent paediatric inpatient and main hospital facilities.  

It accommodates Paediatric Clinics,  Imaging Department, Rehabilitation, Educational and Research facilities. The child-centred solutions such as healing gardens, rehab playground, child-friendly waiting areas and age appropriate interior design and way finding respond well to young patient’s needs. Sustainable healthcare solutions such as naturally-ventilated public spaces, light pipes and inset gardens, introduce vast amounts of daylight and air into the waiting areas. This helps reduce running costs and the spread of air born infections.

The green façade and level 1 “Alice in the Wonderland” garden enhance sustainable and child friendly character of the building.

@2014 by Agata Halagarda | Architect and Project Manager

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