The architecture of new hospitals supports healing
Our notions are changing with regard to what hospitals should look like and what facilities they should include.
The architecture of new hospitals supports healing
In the design of hospitals, the focus has shifted from large central hospitals towards buildings that support the treatment process and healing. At the same time, with the population ageing, new hospitals and treatment facilities are being built rapidly. Hospitals are important public construction projects, in terms of both cost and significance.
The architecture and interior design of new hospitals are expected to offer comfort and human-centred environments. Colours and art are being used instead of long, white corridors. Flexibility and the functionality of the treatment chain are key considerations.
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