PROGRAM

"HOSPITAL & THE CITY"

An interdisciplinary approach to hospital planning in the urban context

The course evolves on central questions of hospital planning and

the location of the hospital in a health-promoting urban context. It gives an overview of the most important influencing factors in programming, conception and design of hospitals. Innovative approaches of architectural planning in practice and research with regard to evidence-based planning are discussed.

As a practical example, participants will explore the main campus of Charité-Universitätsmedizin, Berlin’s most prestigious hospital and one of Europe’s biggest university medical clinics, which is currently undergoing a dynamic reorganization.

COURSE METHODS

Lectures, field trips, seminars, group work

Presentation & discussion of summer school outcomes

COURSE COMPONENTS

Healthy urban planning

Urban healthcare environments

Built environment factors for urban health

Architectural design of healthcare buildings

Societal, historical and cultural context of healthcare buildings

Structure & functionality

Material & design

Healthcare management

Requirement planning & programme development

Influencing factors from health economics and policies

Evidence for better outcomes

Patient and personnel-oriented design

Process efficiency (e.g. hygiene / emergency room etc.)

SOCIAL EVENTS

Welcome event & fare-well dinner

GOAL

The participants understand the basics of architectural planning of hospitals and are informed about current trends in the field.

They have discussed the role of hospitals as part of urban healthcare environment. Participants understand processes and players framing the project development of hospitals and are able to understand and evaluate evidence-based design strategies.

CONTACT & IMPRINT

ENAH gGmbH

European Network Architecture for Healthmail@enah.eu

Lindberghstraße 19
80939 München

Berlin office
Wikingerufer 7
10555 Berlin

+49 (0)30 20051408375

+49 (0)176 12250029

Managing Director

Dipl.-Ing. Arch. Stefanie Matthys

s.matthys@enah.eu

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