Project Name:Khulna Medical College Hospital,Khulna

Hospital Type: 500 bedded general hospital

Location: Khulna
Client: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare
Organization:Health Directorship Planning and Organization,
Public Works Department, Bangladesh
Road

College

Hospital
The Hospitals Outpatient Facilities are
follows
Patient Capacity: 400-500 per day
Peak Hours: 9 a.m to 12 p.m
Peak days: Sunday and Monday
System: Separate Ticket counter for male
and female.Then they are referred to
respective departments


Cleaning: Cleaning is done
after closing hours

Dropping and Parking:
Adjacent to the O.P.D
entrance parking space is
provided. After dropping
there is a ramp to take
severely ills to their own
departments
Ground floor plan
First floor plan
Dispensary: Beside the counter
there is a dispensary which
doesnt work properly

Clinic:
Clinic is divided into male and
female. Nevertheless some
clinics are used for both male
and Female
Medical
Skin and vernal diseses
Surgical
Opthalmology
ENT
Dental
Radiology
Physical Medicine
Pediatric
Gynecology
Eye
Diagnostic and treatment
Pathology
Operation Theatre:
O.T is to far from the
emergency, placed on the first
floor.It has only a single
corridor, that is used for
patient,doctor,staff and other
services.
No waiting space.
Central supply is too far from
O.T

Nursing unit:
Situated in the middle of each
ward.Toilet provided end of
the ward
Emergency:
Opened 24 hours with a
doctor and nurse in
hand.Have other facilities like
observation room,doctors
room,police booth.
It doesnt have separate entry
Admin:
Situated in the first floor.

Service:
Kitchen has a separate service
entrance.Supply comes through main
gate of the complex
Findings:
-O.T is too far from central supply
-No service entrance
-No waiting space before O.T
-No provision for morgue in the hospital, only a small room in the
service corridor of O.P.D
Project Name:Sir Salimullah Medical College & Hospital,Dhaka
Hospital Type: Teaching Hospital
Location: Dhaka
First Floor Plan
Ground Floor Plan
Affiliated with University of Dhaka
Before 1854 it was a Dutch "kuthi"
which was used for business
purpose.

The medical college consists of
following departments: preclinical
(anatomy, physiology, biochemistry,
pharmacology), paraclinical
(pathology, microbiology, forensic
medicine, community medicine,
pharmacology),
clinical medicine (general medicine, psychiatry,
neuromedicine, nephrology, cadiology, sexual-
skin-and-venereal diseases), pediatrics, surgery
(general surgery, orthopedic surgery, pediatric
surgery, neurosurgery, plastic surgery, Urology,
cardiothoracic surgery), gynaecology and
obstetrics, ophthalmology, otolaryngorhinology,
anesthesiology and diagnostic (clinical laboratory,
radiology and imaging)

Affiliated hospital:
Mitford Hospital
area of about 12.8 acres of land on the river
bank,
The Medical College block is located at the
south-eastern corner near the river bank with
an attractive large garden in fronttoughly in
the shape on English H with two symmetrical
projections in the middle on the north and the
south, one accommodating a verandah and
the other, a staircase. It presents a 225-0
long frontage to the north.
It accommodated two lecture halls, two
separate dissecting rooms one for males and
one for males and one for females,
a laboratory, gymnasium and a hostel was
added later.
Findings:
The hospital provides both indoor and
outdoor treatments
The hospital has 600 beds,of which
240 are paying
Project Name: Weill Cornell Medical College

Architects: Todd Schliemann | Ennead Architects
Location: 413 East 69th Street, New York, NY, USA


Architect In Charge: Craig
McIlhenny
Project Team: Barrett Brown, Ilya
Chistiakov, Margaret Gorman,
John Jordan, Zubair Kazi, James
Macho, Patricia Salas, Margaret
Tyrpa
Area: 480,000 sqft
The new Belfer
Research Building
provides Weill Cornell
Medical College with a
cutting-edge medical
research facility in
close proximity to the
institutions existing
clinical, research and
academic buildings,
reinforcing its mission
as an urban academic
biomedical center and
world leader in its field
Thirteen floors of laboratories, three floors of academic programs and two floors of
research support space. Flexible, transparent, open and easily adaptable spaces are
designed to break down research silos and encourage communication and cross-
disciplinary collaboration. Natural light is optimized throughout the building as
transparency between the office and the laboratory zones allows light from the south to
permeate the lab bench area, enhancing the environment within the entire laboratory and
allowing visual communication between principal investigators and laboratory
researchers. Outside the lab, principal investigators offices are located along a common
corridor that includes shared collaborative spaces conference rooms, computational
spaces, lounge spaces and break room. A connecting stair linking the office corridor of
each floor to an adjacent floor above or below reinforces interdisciplinary interaction.
First Floor Plan
The building envelope features a high-performance double-skinned, fritted-glass curtain wall
that defines the buildings formal identity and maximizes energy efficiency. The passively
vented system is designed to promote controlled convection within the wall cavity, mitigating
extreme temperatures on the exterior of the building and significantly reducing temperatures
on the interior glass. Openings and sun-shading devices enhance visual and thermal comfort
within the office zone, reducing the cooling requirements and the overall carbon footprint of
the building in excess of US Green Building Council requirements. Industry standard
components and construction methods are used in the curtainwall design to provide an
economically sensitive sustainable solution.