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02Texas Scottish Rite
Hospital for Children North Campus
Ambulatory Care Center 04Behavorial Healthcare
Facility for Children,Lake Bryan 01
Rapidly Deployable Module for
Separate Isolation Unit For Ebola Virus
03Humming Bird Aviary
College Station, Bryan,Texas
Art Gallery, KeralaPediatric Hospital, Kharghar,
India- B.Arch Projects
GAURI MILIND NADKARNI (SHEA ,AIAS)
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509 Nagle Street, College Station, TX-77840
+1 972.9716229
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Certificate of Healthcare Design (Canditate)College of ArchitectureTexas A&M University
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aving been brought up in a developing country like India where hospitals are designed like warehouses of
the sick, I always felt the need to change this paradigm associated with hospitals and convert them into Hrejuvenating spaces. My pediatrician parents and my association with healthcare models since childhood
encouraged me to take 'Pediatric Hospital' as a topic for my final-year thesis at undergraduate level. It
merged all the taught theories of space planning, green architecture and my experiences of a hospital
into a built form which would help in healing the juvenile patients. While analyzing different hospitals across
India and comparing them to those abroad, for the project, I realized that healthcare architecture and
the research associated with it is still in its rudimentary stage in India. Terms such as 'Evidence based design'
were theoretical and many hospitals failed to even consider the basics of healthcare planning. I
thoroughly enjoyed working for the project and felt the urge to learn and research further in the field of
healthcare design. While working for two years as a registered architect in 'Vistaar Architects and Planners'
and then 'P.S. Landscape Design and Ecology', I developed a cross disciplinary approach for designing
the building in conjunction with the site and realized the role the outdoor environment played in
comforting the users.
I decided to pursue my Masters Degree at Texas A&M University, owing to the extensive research
conducted within the Center of Health Systems and Design, by the faculty members who are well known
in the healthcare industry internationally. The design studio under Prof. Mardelle Shepley gave me an
opportunity to design a 'Behavioral Healthcare facility for Children'. Working for the studio widened my
knowledge by introducing me to evidence based design theories and gave me an opportunity to apply
the same in my design to the best of my capabilities. Design studio with Prof. George Mann gave me an
opportunity to design- ' Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children North Campus Ambulatory Care Center'
which was a real project with HKS architects .The challenge was to embrace nature and use it in the
rehabilitation process as much as possible. Our team constituting four landscape architects and two
architects solved this challenge together and learnt a lot from each other during the process. Other
interesting project that helped apply the principles learnt in context of a developing country was the
'Rapidly Rapidly Deployable Module for Separate Isolation Unit for Ebola Virus in Africa'. This project
attracted attention worldwide and made its way into several international media channels such as
Nesweek and Voice of America. The Center of Health Systems and Design also gave me a chance to
participate at the Design Charette at Chicago which focused on 'Rethinking Outpatient and wellness
environments'. The Charette helped me share knowledge and learn a lot from famous healthcare
practitioners across America.
Summer Internship at Bates and Associates Architects, that specializes in Healthcare design, further
helped me delve deeper into the pre-design phase in Healthcare projects. It helped me grasp the basics
of Site & Building analysis, Design Programming and Project Phasing in healthcare projects. I also had the
chance to work with the design team on the Master Planning of ' Mercy Jefferson Hospital, St. Louis' and
Design Charette for 'St. Anthony's Medical Center, St. Louis'. My supervisor encouraged me to do a lot of
research regarding ways of cutting operational costs in hospitals and the latest design trends in hospitals.
The basics learnt and applied at the studio projects and the work projects have improved my skills in
planning healthcare projects and deepened my interest to learn more. Analysis within the Pre-design
phase in Hospital design and research regarding latest trends within the field has definitely enriched my
thought process while conceptualizing in healthcare design. My experience as a Landscape Architect in
India has helped me grasp the cross-disciplinary approach towards Master planning. My rational thinking
and ability for designing buildings in reference to the context around them has always helped me derive
plausible design solutions both at micro and macro level. I believe that my zeal to research , apply the
concepts learnt and deep interest in master planning; will help me contribute positively to the team WHR
architects.
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?Services placed within the shell thus keeping the inner space free & easy to clean.
STERILITYHEAT & RAIN
?Double shell keeps off the exposure from direct sunlight thus reducing solar heat gain
?The pitched roof helps cater to the heavy rainfall
? Elevating unit helps protect the structure in marshy lands of Africa
?Module is very flexible in its placement on site.
?The morgue placed on the backside creates a circulation route for the cremation vehicle to take away dead bodies immediately.
FLEXIBILITY AND RAPID CREMATION
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Inpatient unit
Morgue unit
Aluminium Ridge piece
Container
Solar Panels
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High Strength Plastic
Aluminium spacers and posts
Waste water treatment
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Plan: Inpatient unit Plan: Morgue
Prof George Mann
Dr. Paul. K. Carlton, Jr.
Dr. Eric Wilke
Michael Paulus
Prof. C.O. ArchitectureTexas A&M University
Lt General (Ret)- USA, MD, FACS, Managing Member, PK Concepts, LLC
M.D.- Systems Of Committee Chai, Brazos County Health Dept, Health Authority
Emergency Preparedness & Response Coordinator, Brazos County Health Dept
Guidance:
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The goal was to make the built space porous to the forest trails designed beyond to create visual connection as well as accessibility. The three sided courtyard avoids heat trapping.
The shape chosen was a rectangle that caters to functionality & the rounded corners are homogenous with the mounds.
The berms were planned along the site for three purposes - a. To mask sound from the
tollway. b. To create a secure & visually
soothing boundary for children.
c. Act as secure play elements
P O R O S I T YB E R M S S H A P E
First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan
Detail of Radiology, Administration and Building Support
Detail of Surgery and Administration Department
Staff flowPatient flow
Visual connection from courtyard
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To motivate more movement, play tower with rehabilitating elements around it, is accessible through the ramp
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The facade is in the form of waves to match the berms. The upper two floors are cantilever over the first floor in the form of a wave to make the entrance more welcoming
Staff flowPatient flowCritical Patient flowMaterial flow
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Garage stepped towards trails
Inpatient surgery
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supplementary areas were buried underground
Basement floor plan First floor plan
Bus Circulation
Service vehicle Circulation
Car Circulation
Load transfer in experience space
East elevation
Experience space
The Bridge
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College Station, Bryan,Texas
East elevation North elevation
Use of green roof to readuce solar heat gain and courtyards to avoid heat trapping
Use of photovoltaic panels on the shell and top of the
skylight
Use shell along southeast and west side to help shading.
Rain-water harvesting as a part of landscape feature
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the society. One of the best ways to bring the individual back to is through social interaction.
? The social interaction occurs at two levels; among the users of the space and between the user and surroundings.
?The form comprises of elements that face inwards fostering the concept of with each other.
?In order to avoid the feeling of closure from the surrounding; the corners were kept open to with the surrounding.
?The lighthouse at end of the pathway ,increases the freedom of and helps in further merging with the surrounding.
?The berms surrounding the building prevent visual confinement and at the same time foster
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?The site is located away from the noisy activity zone ensuring privacy to the young patients.
• The site has visual connection to the activity around icehouse or the pavilion which would make them feel more normal and part of the community.
• The site seems secure ,since, gently slopes towards lake.
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Old Kettuvalams Portugal Invasion New Kettuvalams
E V O L U T I O N O F K E T T U V A L L A M S / H O U S E B O A T S
The old Kettuvallams had a short head room. This shape has influenced the design
for the permanent exhibition center in the form of a jetty
around a water body showing evolution of ships.
The concept for the shape chosen was the evolution of the traditional Houseboat or Kettuvalam that are used in the
Vembnad Lake. It represents an important part in Kerala’s Maritime History
Reinforced concrete jettywith waste boat material flooring
Partitions
Boat models in the museum placed in water
Ventilation strategy that sheds rainfall
The lobby /the middle portion uses the masts on its roof
reminding of the Portugal invasion.
The temporary gallery portion is influenced from the new
Kettuvallams. They have more headroom and less curvature
Indoor exhibition space
Outdoor exhibition space
Movement through the exhibition space
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characteristic of the region and helps in cooling the structure.
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used as a building material.
« parallel to the lake with punctures on both sides assists in
deep eavesprotecting the structure from the heavy rainfall
Laterite stone which is locally available,
The linear form
natural ventilation.
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Clean corridor
Sterile corridor
Disposal corridor
OT(septic) patient flow
OT (aseptic)patient flow
Doctors and nurses
Sterilized material
Soiled Material
Non infected patients
Infected patients
Patients refered for surgery
?Administration
Patients refered for physiotherapy treatments
Critically ill or casualty patients
Art Gallery, KeralaPediatric Hospital, Kharghar,
India : B.Arch Projects
To assist way-finding , enquiry areas have been provided at every floor near circulation shafts
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Second floor
Third floor
HOT-HUMID CLIMATE RESPONSIVE
Spread out plan
Three sided courtyards
Play areas shaded with canopy trees
Rain water harvesting tank
Play area
Play area
lobby
Patient vehicle parking
Casualty parking
Staff vehicle parking
Service vehicle parking
Future expansion
Patient vehicle parking
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FIRST FLOOR PLAN DETAIL
PATIENT FLOW IN EMERGENCY & SURGERY
THIRD FLOOR PLAN DETAIL
FOURTH FLOOR PLAN DETAIL
1. Waiting area
2. Reception area
3. Play area
Solar pipes
Light corridor
Atrium
Legend
4. Treatment room
5. On duty doctor
6. Semi Private room
7. General ward ( 4 bed)
8. Private room
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