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HKSH MRI Center
HKSH MRI Center
Hong Kong
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HKSH MRI Center
Hong Kong
Project Featured on Feb 18, 2014
The design of the new MRI centre intends to evoke a futuristic, clean and dynamic feeling to house the state of the art equipment. The challenge for this project was to develop a planning and design concept that would be functional from a medical standpoint and a pleasant and positive experience for the patients.
The 670 square meter department is inserted into an existing irregular building envelope and structural layout, each specialized space including 2 MRI rooms, 4 ultrasound rooms, 3 mammogram and biopsy rooms, 1 Fluoroscopy room, 1 Lithotripsy room, supporting and control rooms and general waiting area.
The curvilinear lines of the ceiling became a key feature of the design as an elegant and effective way to link up the multiple irregular public spaces and add fluidity to the space.
Fiber glass modules were developed to house a variety of functions such as seating, computer terminals, storage and equipment to created identifiable objects and spaces within the department. The modules were prefabricated off site.
The color palette is an array of white accented with pale oak and celadon green. The use of seraphic glass panels is used to add depth to the space. Enlargements of human MRI scans were used abstractly as educational and decorative features throughout the department.
The 670 square meter department is inserted into an existing irregular building envelope and structural layout, each specialized space including 2 MRI rooms, 4 ultrasound rooms, 3 mammogram and biopsy rooms, 1 Fluoroscopy room, 1 Lithotripsy room, supporting and control rooms and general waiting area.
The curvilinear lines of the ceiling became a key feature of the design as an elegant and effective way to link up the multiple irregular public spaces and add fluidity to the space.
Fiber glass modules were developed to house a variety of functions such as seating, computer terminals, storage and equipment to created identifiable objects and spaces within the department. The modules were prefabricated off site.
The color palette is an array of white accented with pale oak and celadon green. The use of seraphic glass panels is used to add depth to the space. Enlargements of human MRI scans were used abstractly as educational and decorative features throughout the department.
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