Gallery: How Do You Design a Hospital That Can Foster Great Ideas?
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The Gates Vascular Institute is a multi-layered facility that houses a clinical vascular center and a translational research center. *Image: Cannon Design*
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Individual patient rooms and nurse stations were developed to interpret the form of the building into the fluid lines of the custom furniture components. Glowing color at the face of the nursing and reception stations is used to assist the way finding and sense of arrival. *Image: Cannon Design/Bjorg Magnea*
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The collaborative core contains education, catering and conference facilities linked by multiple height atrium spaces where clinicians, scientists and entrepreneurs can meet in a variety of dynamic situations to create the future of life science. *Image: Cannon Design/Bjorg Magnea*
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Open workspaces allow researchers to see doctors and doctors to see researchers at all times. *Image: Cannon Design/Bjorg Magnea*
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Research laboratories in the Jacob's Institute are open-plan, meaning scientists of various specialities work side-by-side. *Image: Cannon Design/Bjorg Magnea*
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An atrium connecting clinical to research spaces provides opportunities for cross-disciplinary engagement.*Image: Cannon Design/Bjorg Magnea*
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The emergency entry on the ground level is part of the clinical vascular center. *Image: Cannon Design/Bjorg Magnea*
