MEDICINE OF A NEW DIMENSION
The world has changed. The COVID-19 epidemic divided our reality into before and after.
In the world after, patients will avoid medical facilities with a large number of visitors, with waiting rooms with their worn sofas. But what about women who need regular monitoring by a specialist, pregnant women who are especially vulnerable? A mobile medical module is an excellent solution to this issue, it can provide an individual appointment without interactions with other patients, and it is always there: close to your work or home.
In order not to attract attention of onlookers, the outdoor architecture is as discrete as possible, no one guesses why a woman visits this module. We offer two exterior finishes – black aluminum panels (customer request) and our option – a mirror facade (aluminum panels with a mirror coating or glass mirror panels). The mirror module completely merges with its environment, only the glass door that took out of nowhere seems to open a portal to another dimension, where everything is sterile: smooth white walls (Corian ©), bulk epoxy floor, mirror surfaces with integrated LED decor, no open shelves, seams and other parts that could collect dust, faucets with sensors, and even more – all accessories are built into the bathroom in the partitions separating it from the doctor’s offices. It is proposed to close the wheels of the module when parking, using retractable aluminum panels.
Lobby
The entire thickness of the roof is held on transverse trusses and lowered into the interior of the module. This is to ensure that the roof glazing allows sunlight to pass through, but does not allow curious views. The thickness of such roof is specially made significant to simultaneously hide the pipes of the air conditioning system and even quietly place a small block of air conditioning. It is proposed to tilt the roof with thin “tile-panels” with solar energy batteries.
Doctor’s office
Lobby
Doctor’s office
As for natural lighting, clever windows are as discrete as possible and their location does not allow patients to be seen either from the street or from the upper floors of neighboring buildings. The idea is that the windows reach the upper part of the roof, and not the bottom part. It is proposed to tilt the roof with thin “tile-panels” with solar energy batteries.
Lobby
The glass door opens a portal to another dimension, where everything is sterile: smooth white walls (Corian ©), bulk epoxy floor, mirror surfaces with integrated LED decor, no open shelves, seams and other parts that could collect dust, faucets with sensors, and even more – all accessories are built into the bathroom in the partitions separating it from the doctor’s office and the lobby.
Doctor’s office
Lobby
Doctor’s office
Thanks to the inclined wall, a space is formed in the doctor’s office, which is closed briefly by doors that can be used to store jars of medicine or put some kind of decor on the shelves without fear of dust. Shelves are proposed to be made of glass, to allow this cabinet and its space to be illuminated with sunlight from above.
Bathroom
All accessories are built into the bathroom in the partitions separating it from the doctor’s office and the lobby (WC, toilet paper, a towel and soap distributor, a garbage can – everything is built in).
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