Hospital architecture
There is plenty of evidence that healthcare facilities do not have to be boring and stiff at all. All of them breaking the routine with class and style are presented in this section of the portal.
what are hospitals?
They are health care facilities, public or private, in which medicine is practiced, both in varieties for health and beauty.
architecture of hospitals
The appearance of today's hospitals is a synthesis of functionality, concern for the well-being of patients, and the imperative to comply with hygiene and the highest medical standards. There are more and more companies on the market that specialize in providing furnishings and uniforms for medical personnel, which translates not only into their visual attractiveness and creates the possibility of coherent space arrangement, for example, based on one dominant color theme.
aesthetics and medicine
These two fields, in the context of health care, contrary to appearances, can come into contact with each other not only in establishments specialized in plastic surgery, but also in those aimed at practicing specialties dedicated exclusively to health. Such is the case case of Maggie's Centre - a network of free centers operating in partnership with public NHS hospitals in the UK, which provide support for both those facing cancer and their loved ones. They are designed by some of the biggest names in architecture: Frank Gehry, Zaha Hadid, Rem Koolhaas, Snøhetta, Daniel Libeskind, Dow Jones Architects and others.
Kierownik działu projektów zewnętrznych i wystaw w Narodowym Instytucie Architektury i Urbanistyki. Współzałożyciel krakowskiego stowarzyszenia Przestrzeń-Ludzie-Miasto i członek rady Fundacji Instytut Architektury. Brał udział w przygotowaniu wystaw (m.in. „Za-mieszkanie 2012. Miasto ogrodów, miasto ogrodzeń”, „Figury niemożliwe” - Pawilon Polski na 14. Biennale Architektury w Wenecji, „Transformacja. Przestrzenie wolności", „Tożsamość. 100 lat polskiej architektury”) i projektów edukacyjnych, koordynator projektów Krakowski Szlak Modernizmu i Pomoszlaku. Architekt, absolwent Wydziału Architektury Politechniki Krakowskiej, stypendysta rządu francuskiego na Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris-Belleville. Studiował także w Amsterdamie i Kopenhadze.
[fot. Grzegorz Karkoszka / Exercising modernity]
