Hanshou Geer Hospital

This case follows the design concept of “less is more”, pursuing a sense of open space, simple and smooth lines, and harmonious colors, aiming to create a medical environment that not only meets medical functional needs but is also full of humanistic care. Many people believe in that curves are the essence of architecture. Graceful curves are applied to the lobby, walls and local service desks, making the space full of roundness and comfort. A giant 3D holographic imaging display screen is set up in the outpatient lobby, changing the traditional way of information release in hospitals and making the space . This case adopts a semi-open layout, so that the functional areas such as registration, pharmacy, waiting area, and treatment area are naturally and smoothly connected, enhancing the permeability of the space and the visual sense of openness. Modular furniture is used in the waiting area, and the furniture arrangement can be flexibly adjusted according to actual needs, providing more possibilities for the use of space. In terms of color matching, pure white and warm wood color are used as the base, continuing the stability and elegance of the space, and the red and green bring in romance and casual vibe , forming a new sense of order and beauty. The project using detachable decorative materials for rapid construction, which not only improves construction efficiency and environmentally friendly, but also save construction costs，shorten the construction period and make the space almost formaldehyde-free. The ceiling uses linear light sources, which provide uniform lighting and reduce glare. At the same time, the terminal points such as air vents, sprinklers, and smoke sensors are integrated on the ceiling, making the space cleaner and more unified.