Evidence-based design
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about evidence-based design
Project • By C.F. Møller Architects • Hospitals
Springfield University Hospital
In south-west London, England, Springfield University Hospital stands as a new centre for mental health services. Designed by C.F. Møller Architects, the hospital demonstrates the importance of evidence-based design in creating a therapeutic environment for patients, while also fostering the well-being of staff and visitors. Springfield University Hospital is at the heart of Springfield Village, a 33-hectare estate regeneration programme for South West London and St George’s NHS Mental Health Trust.
Mark Hadden
Mark Hadden
C.F. Møller Architects
Shaftesbury and Trinity
Springfield University Hospital consists of two distinct buildings: Shaftesbury and Trinity. The four-storey Shaftesbury building... More
Project • By EGM architects • Hospitals
Erasmus MC Interior
Functional stratificationThe various facilities are no longer spread out, but linked together and interwoven between the departments for outpatient care and for diagnostics, the ICU and the operating theatre. This encourages cooperation and knowledge exchange. The facilities are organised so that the outpatient facilities and emergency room are located downstairs in the most dynamic environment, whereas the nursing rooms enjoy the tranquillity of the upper floors.Natural light and orientationThe public area offers structure and an overview. The atrium provides an orientation point as well as natural light to the building facades, even in the areas located at the lowest levels. In the outpatient facilities and the nursing ward, the waiting r... More
Product • By Sky Factory • Revelation SkyCeiling
Revelation SkyCeiling
Revelation SkyCeilings are research-verified virtual skylights designed to engage spatial cognition using larger image panels and a more aesthetic skylight framework. More
Project • By EGM architects • Hospitals
Erasmus MC-Sophia Children's Hospital
The Erasmus MC-Sophia Children's Hospital was in urgent need of renovation. EGM architecten renovated the departments, completed the Newborn Centre, the Oncology Centre and part of the Perinatal Centre. These renovations make the hospital up-to-date and ready for the future. The Newborn Centre received a mix of luxury accommodation and birthing rooms with hotel-like style. Bamboo, quiet yet fresh material, colour use and the abundance of light create a warm healing environment. A major operation was the realisation of the Oncological Centre. Outpatient, laboratory, clinic and polyclinic were previously housed in different parts of the hospital, but now they are placed together. A large, open reception plaza – with natural light and views –... More
Project • By EGM architects • Car Parks
Jeroen Bosch Hospital
The Jeroen Bosch Hospital seeks to be the most patient-friendly hospital in Netherlands. EGM architects translated this desire into a building with a clever layout, ample daylight, playful interior and accessible, green outdoor spaces. Human scaleThe Jeroen Bosch Hospital building is the largest non-academic hospital in the Netherlands. It arises from a merger of three smaller hospitals and the collaboration with other institutions. A comprehensive analysis of the organisation lies on the basis of the design. This resulted in a modern and smoothly functioning complex.The hospital consists of four elongated building components, among which gardens are created. With a small boulevard, which connects the buildings, the extensive complex was ab... More