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Architects for Health Alder Hey Institute in the Park 26th June 2014 - Andrew Barnett, Hopkins Architects
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Architects for Health - Alder Hey Institute in the Park
- 1. Architects for Health Hopkins Architects Andrew Barnett 26th June 2014 Alder Hey Institute in the Park
- 3. JEWEL IN THE CROWN RESEARCH HOSPITAL UNIVERSITY EDUCATION PARK / NATURE CITY / NEIGHBOURHOOD WORLD STAGE Alder Hey R&E Building Brief Diagram Alder Hey Existing Laboratories
- 4. Healthcare Evelina Children’s Hospital, London - Outpatients Department Landscape Inn the Park - Cafe in St James’ Park
- 5. Education The Henrietta Barnett School, North London Research Frick Chemistry Laboratory, Princeton University
- 6. Phase 1 Site Phase 2 Site Link to main hospital and Ronald McDonald House Overlooking existing bereavement garden Servicing route Green Buffer Parking Addressing the street and neighbourhood Link to future masterplan View across the park Blue light route Retained Trust Estate Site Opportunities and Constraints
- 7. A central space that connects the building physically and visually at different levels Seamless junction between Phase 1 and 2 A more naturally formed sequence of spaces along the serpentine internal spine Views out across the parkland Laboratory and large lecture theatre on prominent corner Link with NCH Building Concept Diagram Design Development Concept Sketches
- 8. The Idea Inspiration from Birkenhead Park - Paxton 1843 Bringing the Landscape into the Interior
- 9. 3 Storey Building with open circulation4 Storey Building with closed circulation Welcome Trust Interior - LondonBryanston School - Dorset
- 10. Lab Lab Write- up Computer Social Space Core Core Core Student Room Core Meeting Room Meeting Room Phase 1 Phase 2 Meeting Room Consult. Rooms Consult. Rooms Office Office Consult. Rooms Atrium Atrium Atrium Store Clinical Lab Office 9m 9m 9m 9m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m 7.5m Phase 1 Phase 2 Modular Structure married with the Brief
- 11. Phase 1 Masterplan Phase 2 Masterplan Phase 2 Alternative Masterplan A Northern edge created by the R&E Building for Future Buildings
- 12. Exploded Section of Phase 1 & 2 showing relationship of Ground Floor to the Landscape and Floors above
- 13. Typical Section - Phase 1
- 14. Phase 1 First Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Ground Floor Plan
- 15. Phases 1&2 Ground Floor Plan
- 16. Aerial views looking East
- 17. View from Parkland of Main Entrance
- 18. 186 - Theatre Style 60-70 - Classroom Style80-90 - Teaching Style220 60-70 - Banquet Style Main Entrance Foyer and Lecture Theatre Flexibility
- 19. View looking West towards the Parkland
- 20. Phases 1&2 First Floor Plan
- 21. First Floor Offices and Write-up Space
- 22. Phases 1&2 Second Floor Plan
- 23. Liverpool Botanical Gardens at Ness National Wildlife Centre at Knowsley Look and Feel
- 25. Aquifer Heat Exchange Hot Air Venting Thermal Cooling via slab Fresh air intake Heat Exchange and Recovery Thermal Heating via Slab Auditorium Laboratory Cellular Office Open Plan Office Winter Summer Cooling from floor in Summer Heating from floor in Winter Air recovery in Winter Fixed furniture in open space provides ventilation Extract Extract Supply Supply Supply Supply Supply Cellular Office Mixed mode ventilation allows mechanical ventilation in winter Reclaimed or FSC timber modular cladding Green wall Low angle winter sun penetrates interior via clerestorey windows Rainwater harvesting collects water for entrance water feature, irrigating planting and flushing wc’s Planting will improve environmental conditions both inside and out Exposed concrete slab provides thermal mass to reduce peaks in heating /cooling load Mixed mode ventilation allows natural ventilation to be used when conditions are suitable Clerestorey provides natural solar shading in summer Air extract in Summer by natural stack effect Green roof will promote biodiversity, provide thermal insulation and control water run-off PV’s angled for maximum efficiency A Sustainable and Practical Design