美国布法罗盖茨血管研究所/Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design

发布于：2023-06-29 09:50:42

Gates Vascular Institute

设计方：Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design

位置：美国纽约

分类：教育建筑

内容：实景照片

建筑时间：2012年

图片来源：Thomas Mayer

项目规模：44268..298平方米

图片：32张

摄影师：Thomas Mayer

这是由Yazdani Studio of Cannon Design设计的美国布法罗盖茨血管研究所。盖茨血管研究所是一个世界级的独一无二的学术医疗中心。该中心是一个十层高的大楼，包括59个考试房间，5个招生办公室，62个私人房间，还有几个病人和家庭设施，包括一个咖啡厅，保健中心和多功能教室。
盖茨血管研究中心拥有16个重症监护病房，7个手术间，15个实验室，和整个布法罗研究实验室设施，操作室，和一个植物园孵化器。这一机构旨在为患者，外科医生，医护人员提供一个交流和增长知识的场所。
整个设计将相互矛盾的四种不同文化的功能设计在一个高性能的设施中，集研究，教育，商业，和临床护理为一体，就是这座独特的建筑。建筑提供了病人护理房间，研究实验室，原型制造和研究支助专家室，和研究刊物室。整合三个客户和不断发展的各学科，创建一个灵活的建筑。
为建造一个100年不倒的建筑，该设计将医疗设施模块化，这样就很容易从一个类型的设施转化到完全不同类型的设施，便于扩张建筑，改变未来技术下的住宿环境，异及转化不同功能的建筑区域。

译者：蝈蝈

The Gates Vascular Institute (GVI) is a one-of-a-kind facility planned as a cornerstone of a world- class academic medical center. The facility spans 10 floors and includes 59 exam rooms, five admissions offices, 62 private rooms and several patient and family amenities including a cafeÌ, wellness center/library and multi-purpose classrooms.
GVI also accommodates 16 intensive care beds, seven surgery rooms, 15 labs and an entire SUNY Buffalo research facility with labs for research, operations and a vivarium and incubator. The institute is intended to bring people patients, surgeons and researchers together for the exchange of knowledge and growth.
The design accommodates the sometimes conflicting functional needs of 4 different cultures in one high-performance facility translational research, education, business, and clinical care. The building offers space for patient care and research labs as well as a prototype fabrication, research funding specialists, and research publication. Integrating three clients and evolving disciplines into one building necessitated an adaptable building.
To support the goal of being a 100 year building, the structure utilizes a planning module for healthcare facilities that can be readily adapted from one type of facility to a radically different type, facilitating expansion, and accommodation of future technologies and conversion of building zones to entirely different functions.