Programme Wednesday pril 13 The rchitecture of Hospitals 12.00 13.20 13.50 14.20 15.00 15.40 16.10 16.45 17.15 17.45 18.00 18.15 18.30 19.00 19.30 19.30 20.00 20.30 21.00 21.30 RGISTRTION [NTRL ONFRN R-FOUNTIN] WLOM & PRSNTTION OF OOKS [LUW ZL] Frans Jaspers, Member of the oard of irectors UMG Presentation of books: - Health impacts of healing environments (gnes van den erg) ) - vidence ased esign: rchitecture as medicine? (or Wagenaar e.d.) OPNING [LUW ZL] Mels rouwel, chair hief rchitect of the utch Government HOSPITLS, HLTHR N TH STT [LUW ZL] bram de Swaan Professor Social Science, University of msterdam, co-founder and chairman of the msterdam School for Social Science Research, The RHITTUR FOR HLTH-2050: RINVNTING TH HOSPITL [LUW ZL] Stephen Verderber, architect Professor in the School of rchitecture, djunct Professor in the epartment of Health Systems Management, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Tulane University, New Orleans, US HOSPITL RHITTUR TH RT OF HLING [LUW ZL] Kirk Hamilton, architect Fellow of the enter for Health Systems & esign and ssociate Professor, Texas &M University, Founder of Watkins Hamilton Ross rchitects, Houston and allas, Texas, US RHITTUR THT MTTRS [LUW ZL] or Wagenaar, rchitectural Historian and co-initiater of the project The rchitecture of Hospitals PNL [LUW ZL] Mels rouwel, chair RINKS [FOUNTIN] OPTIONL SPIL VNT: TRIP TO VIRTUL RLITY n extra event has been scheduled. For those who want to participate we ask you to go to the INFORMTION SK [FOUNTIN] and register for this event in advance. limited amount of seats per session (20) is available. The first session is reserved for the speakers of the conference. The other sessions are open to everybody. There is a bus ready to transport you to the University ampus (where the event will take place) and back. Total amount of time: 60 minutes. [S OPPOSIT >>] US LVS UMG [MIN NTRN] FIRST SSSION OF 3 HOSPITL SIGN [SPKRS ONLY] US LVS UMG [MIN NTRN] OPTIONL SON SSSION OF 3 HOSPITL SIGN [PRTIIPNTS] SPKRS INNR US LVS UMG [MIN NTRN] OPTIONL THIR SSSION OF 3 HOSPITL SIGN [PRTIIPNTS] US LVS UMG [MIN NTRN] OPTIONL FOURTH SSSION OF 3 HOSPITL SIGN [PRTIIPNTS] TRIP TO VIRTUL RLITY [60 MINUTS, INLUING TRVL TIM] Immerse yourself in a virtual design: does 3 hospital design become reality? Mark Mobach, Ph.., University of Groningen Picture a simulation tool allowing you to see in 3 a newly designed hospital, to taste its atmosphere, and to debate its functionality in terms of strategy, care, privacy, routing, and efficiency. Imagine navigating through this virtual hospital: you ll see patients and staff moving around. You may also decide to change the building real time and discuss its possible consequences. With such a simulation tool a new form of discussion around hospital design could emerge. In a so-called virtual theatre groups can immerse themselves in any design at the University of Groningen. lthough a hospital design has not yet been worked out, visualization of a pharmacy building and moving life-size cardboard cut-outs of pharmacy staff and patients are currently possible. The visit to the virtual theatre will show that a virtual walk is not only fun to do, but also a profitable design activity.
TH ONTNTS OF TH RHITTUR OF HOSPITLS IS MONITOR Y TH SINTIFI OMMITT. TH MMRS R: Frans Jaspers, (hair of the Scientific ommittee) M.. Member of the oard of irectors of University Medical enter Groningen, the Prof. ndré Knottnerus, Ph.., M.. President of the Health ouncil of the and Professor in General Practice at the University of Maastricht, the Prof. d Taverne, Ph.. Royal cademy of rts and Sciences, msterdam, the, meritus Professor in rchitectural History, University of Groningen gnes van den erg, Ph.. nvironmental Psychologist at lterra Green World Research, Wageningen, the aron etsky, irector of the rchitecture Institute, Rotterdam, the Prof. Peter Luscuere, M.Sc. Professor in uilding Technology, uilding Physics, Installations and nvironment at the elft University of Technology, elft, the Prof. as Molenaar, M.Sc. rchitect and Member of the oard of irectors of GM rchitects, ordrecht, the, Professor in Health rchitecture, University of Technology, indhoven, the Prof. Töres Theorell, Ph.. Professor at the ivision for Psychosocial Factors and Health, epartment of Public Health Sciences, Karolinska Institutet and National Institute for Psychosocial Factors and Health, Stockholm, Sweden Prof. Roger S. Ulrich, Ph.. Professor of rchitecture at Texas &M University and irector of the enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University Sarah Williams Goldhagen, Ph.. Lecturer in rchitectural History at the Graduate School of esign, Harvard University, ambridge M., US Prof. Wytze Patijn, M.Sc. rchitect, Town-planner and irector of Kuiper ompagnons, rnhem and Rotterdam, the, hief rchitect of University Medical enter Groningen Luub Wessels, M.Sc. rchitect and Head of the uilding epartment of the oard for Hospital Facilities, Utrecht, the. Kirk Hamilton, FI. FH, Fellow of the entre for Health Systems & esign and ssociate Professor, Texas &M University ollege Station, TX; Founder; Watkins Hamilton Ross rchitects, Houston and allas, TX, US r. Mardelle Shepley, Ph.., architect and researcher specializing in healthcare design enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University, TX, US or Wagenaar, (scientific project advisor) Ph.. rchitectural Historian and Lecturer at the elft University of Technology, elft, the and University Medical enter Groningen Prof. Robbert Huijsman, Ph., M. hairman of the oard of the Health are Section of the Royal Institute of utch rchitects and Professor in Healthcare Management at Institute of Health Policy and Management of the rasmus University, Rotterdam the Teun Swinkels, M.Sc. rchitect at rchitecten aan de Maas, Rotterdam and Maastricht, the
Programme Thursday pril 14 The rchitecture of Hospitals 08.15 09.00 10.00 10.30 11.00 12.30 13.30 15.00 15.30 16.00 16.30 16.40 17.30 18.00 19.00 RGISTRTION [NTRL ONFRN R FOUNTIN] TH INNR WORL OF HOSPITLS [LUW ZL] State of the art of hospital interior design The way a hospital presents itself to patients, staff and visitors is very determined by interior design Jain Malkin, interior architect President of Jain Malkin Inc., San iego, alifornia, US, instructor at Harvard University Graduate School of esign and author of several books on health care design TH OUTR WORL OF HOSPITLS [LUW ZL] Geert riesen, architect irector awg architecten, ntwerp and senior lecturer architectural design, Henry van de Velde-instituut, ntwerp, elgium MORNING PRLLL SSSIONS [INFORMTION ON KSI] LUNH [FOUNTIN] FTRNOON PRLLL SSSIONS [INFORMTION ON KSI] VIN S SIGN [LUW ZL] Roger Ulrich Professor, Faculty Fellow, enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University, US VIN S SIGN & RHITTUR [LUW ZL] Mardelle Shepley Professor of rchitecture and irector of the enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University, US + ssociate ean in the ollege of rchitecture PRSNTTION OF OOK [LUW ZL] Rob Scheerder of oard for Hospital Facilities will present the book Future hospitals, competitive and healing to Frans Jaspers, oard of irectors UMG OPTIONL TIVITIS: xtra events have been scheduled. hoose your own activity from the four possibilities below. I. TWO RHITTURL WLKS THROUGH ITY NTR WITH TOURGUI For those who want to participate we ask you to go to the INFORMTION SK [FOUNTIN] and register in advance (before 13.30 hours) for this event. limited amount of persons (20) can participate in each walk. 1) Modern rchitecture in the city center of Groningen (60 minutes) This tour takes in a number of recent developments, such as the Minerva cademy of Fine rts, the School for rchitecture, the Waagstraat complex, the Public Library and the extension of the university buildings. 2) lue Moon (60 minutes) lue Moon was a cultural manifestation around the development of the uropapark, a building location south of the city center. In the master plan by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito, five architectural firms each made an architectonic design for a building in the city center and landscaping element for the uropapark. II. VISIT TO WORKSHOP TH INTRIOR OF HOSPITLS In six days students from different utch rt cademies and Schools of rchitecture will build the ultimate hospital interior. What does the perfect patientroom look like? What is the best intensive care? The results of the workshop will be presented on Friday afternoon at 16.00 hours to all conference participants, but now there is an opportunity to visit the students in the process. t the INFORMTION SK [FOUNTIN] you can get directions (walking distance) to the location in the city: PN NIGGNIJKR, HOFSTRT 21, GRONINGN. III. TOUR IN UNIVRSITY MIL NTR GRONINGN The third extra event we have scheduled is a tour through the University Medical enter Groningen. Get a good look at all the facilities in the basements, visit the nursing units or see the trauma helicopter on the roof. gain we ask you to register in advance (before 13.30 hours) at the INFORMTION SK [FOUNTIN]. IV. PRSNTTION OF TWO MOVIS [LUW ZL] Plants for People: GRN LIGHT FOR PLNTS (9 minutes) VRO documentary: IGNOSING HOSPITLS: rchitecture as the rt of Healing (50 min) RINKS [FOUNTIN] SPR TIM INNR [IN MRTINI HURH] INNR LOTION: MRTINI HURH hoose your own PRLLL SSSION: [LSO S KSI] We kindly ask you to be in time at the right location due to a limited amount of seats per session.. ULTUR Hospital architecture reflects the way civilizations conceive illness, its causes, the evolution of new therapies, the social status of the patients, whether or not society is willing to provide healthcare for its citizens.the rchitecture of Hospitals sketches the hospital as a cultural phenomenon.. HLTHR ONPTS istributing care and cure, the juxtaposition of various categories of medical specialization, the (sub)division of the hospital in specific departments, the functioning of the nursing unit, in every field new concepts emerge. The rchitecture of Hospitals wants to present the latest trends.. VIN S SIGN The modern hospital is an eighteenth-century invention and intended as a machine à guérir, a healing machine. Its healing qualities were believed to result directly from the design of the building. In the 1980s, environmental psychologists found overwhelming proof that architecture can have a major impact on the healing process of hospital patients. This resulted in what became known as vidence ased esign. The rchitecture of Hospitals wants to explore how the design of hospitals can benefit from this approach.. NGINRING & IT What are the latest trends in providing the hospital with clean air, minimizing the risk of bacteriological infection? What does the operating theatre of the future look like? Secure wireless internet connections will completely change the flow of information within and beyond the hospital. How does all this effect the hospital of tomorrow?. OUNTRY PRSNTTIONS The rchitecture of Hospitals presents the latest developments in hospital architecture in a number of countries: the, Germany, anada, the United States.
11.00 PRLLL SSSIONS 14 [MORNING] 13.30 PRLLL SSSIONS 14 [FTRNOON] ULTUR LOTION: LOKL 17 ULTUR LOTION: LOKL 17 FRN FRN The present patrimonium of ssistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris Gérard Lemonnier, Head of the Facilities and Logistics epartment, ssistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris, France idier Vallens, hief linical / iomedical ngineer, ssistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris, France rchitectural Policy of ssistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris ristina Haye, architect Programmist, ssistance Publique-Hôpitaux de Paris, France runo Gaudin, architect HLTHR ONPTS LOTION: LOKL 16 HLTHR ONPTS LOTION: LOKL 16 US N NORWY Luub Wessels, chair rchitect N, UI, oard for Hospital Facilities, The enters of xcellence: Perspectives from Practice, Teaching and Research Ronald Skaggs, FI, FH, hairman HKS Inc. allas, Texas, US George Mann, Professor Health Facilities and esign, Texas &M University, US The valuation of Hospital oncepts in Norway from the ighties till Today Knut ergsland, Senior dvisor, rchitect of SINTF Unimed, Oslo, Norway VIN S SIGN LOTION: LUW ZL RSRH ON GRNS IN HLTHR FILITIS Roger Ulrich, chair Professor, Faculty Fellow, enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University, US Post-occupancy valuation of three Pediatric Healing Gardens Sandra Sherman, SU/US Joint octoral Program linical Psychology Healing Gardens in Hospitals lare ooper Marcus, Professor merita, University of alifornia, erkeley, US and co-author/editor of Healing Gardens, People Places and Housing as if People Mattered TH NTHRLNS N TH UK Luub Wessels, chair Healthcare with a human pproach: The National University Hospital in Oslo, oncept and rchitecture rvid Ottar, rchitect MNL Medplan S rkitekter, Oslo, Norway are Models and Hospital esigns in the Paul oluijt, architect N oard for Hospital Facilities, the rchitectural oncepts nabling Innovative are-models in the UK Kenneth Schwarz, architect I irector nshen yer rchitects, London, UK VIN S SIGN IMPROVING PTINTS SFTY LOTION: LUW ZL Research for Increasing Patient Safety Roger Ulrich, Professor, Faculty Fellow, enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University, US ffect of Single versus Two-bed Rooms on Hospital cquired Infection Rates Richard van nk, irector of pidemology at the ronson Methodist Hospital, Kalamazoo, Michigan, US NGINRING & IT LOTION: LOKL 18 NGINRING & IT LOTION: LOKL 18 INOOR IR QULITY IN HOSPITLS Peter Luscuere, chair irector of Van Heugten, hospital engineers, Nijmegen, The and Professor uilding Technology at the elft University of Technology, The Lessons from SRS in an ge of ontact Transmissible and ir-borne diseases Steven Ooi Peng Lim, djunct ssociate Professor & eputy irector isease ontrol, Ministry of Health, Singapore Indoor air quality in hospitals: an interdisciplinary multiprofessional challenge Marco Maroni, Head of the ivision of Occupational Medicine at the L. Sacco Hospital of the University of Milano, Italy OUNTRY PRSNTTIONS TH NTHRLNS LOTION: RON ZL History and Trends in rchitecture of utch hospitals Robbert Huijsman, chair Professor are management, Institute of Health Policy and Management, rasmus University Rotterdam, The Typical examples of utch hospitals: various mainstreams at work rchitects: rnold urger; Henk de Jong; Jarno Nillesen; Han Westelaken OPRTION THTRS Peter Luscuere, chair Infection prevention and air quality in the OP: fact or myth? Geert Walenkamp, Orthopedic surgeon at the University Hospital of Maastricht, the rnold runner, irector of runner Haustechnik G, ngineering, Wallisellen-Zürich, Switzerland OUNTRY PRSNTTIONS LOTION: RON ZL HUMNIZING TH HOSPITL: RNT VLOPMNTS IN TH UNIT STTS N N Stephen Verderber, architect, chair Professor in the School of rchitecture, djunct Professor in the epartment of Health Systems Management, School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine, Tulane University, New Orleans, US Recent work; client participation, human factors in the design process and other topics James iaz, architect Founding Partner and Principal of KM, San Francisco, US n Introduction to Healing nvironments Traci Teraoka Patel, esigner and vice-president of Maitri - Residential living for people with ids, San Francisco, US Patients perspective on utch hospitals: ssessment Instrument and Results esge otma and d Hoekstra Hospital uilding Fabric: Hospital esign as Urban esign avid llison, ssociate Professor and the irector of Graduate Studies in rchitecture + Health at lemson University, South arolina, US Interdisciplinary esign-based Research for a Patient Room Prototype Thomas Garvey, ssociate Professor, School of Industrial esign, arleton University, Ottawa, anada
Programme Friday pril 15 The rchitecture of Hospitals 09.00 TH MGGI PROJT [LUW ZL] harles Jencks rchitect, rchitectural-historian and author, known for his books questioning Modern architecture and defining its successors - Late, Neo and Post-Modern architecture aron etsky rchitecture- and esigncritic and irector of the Institute of rchitecture, Rotterdam 10.00 10.30 11.00 12.30 13.15 13.30 15.00 XMPLS OF JPNS HLTHR SIGN [LUW ZL] Hitoshi be, rchitect, telier Hitoshi be, Japan MORNING PRLLL SSSIONS [INFORMTION ON KSI] LUNH [FOUNTIN] XTR PRLLL SSSION [MOR INFORMTION ON KSI] VISIT TO TH NW MRTINI HOSPITL n extra parallel session has been scheduled. For those interested in visiting the construction site of the new Martini Hospital and interested in their IF-construction techniques, please register in advance (before 11.00 hours!) at the INFORMTION SK [FOUNTIN]. bus will take participants to the Martini Hospital and back. FTRNOON PRLLL SSSIONS [INFORMTION ON KSI] FOUNTIN, UNIVRSITY MIL NTR GRONINGN 15.30 16.00 16.50 17.00 PROGRM FOR TH NHNMNT OF HOSPITL RHITTUR [LUW ZL] as Molenaar rchitect and irector of GM rchitects, ordrecht, the PRSNTTION THIR PRLIMINRY [LUW ZL] The esign of the Interior of Hospitals: supported by eloitte, Premsela, HGIS, The rchitecture Fund. In six days students from different utch rt cademies and Schools of rchitecture built the ultimate hospital interior. presentation of the results of their workshops. N OF TH ONFRN or Wagenaar rchitectural Historian and co-initiater of the project The rchitecture of Hospitals RINKS [FOUNTIN] +XTR+XTR+XTR+XTR+XTR+ Saturday pril 16 11.00 OPTIONL TIVITY TWO RHITTURL WLKS THROUGH ITY NTR WITH TOURGUI For those of you also staying in Groningen on Saturday we have scheduled extra architectural walks through the city center with a tourguide. If you want to participate we ask you to go to the INFORMTION SK [FOUNTIN] and register in advance (before 17.00 hours on Friday afternoon!) for this event. 1. Modern rchitecture in the city center of Groningen (extended version 90 minutes) large number of buildings have been built in recent years in the (largely historical) city center of Groningen. ased on the idea of a compact city, many of the urban functions (such as the library, the university and of course the hospital) are housed in the city center. 2. lue Moon (extended version 90 minutes) lue Moon was a cultural manifestation around the development of the uropapark. In the masterplan by Toyo Ito, five architectural firms each made an architectonic design for a building in the city center and landscaping element for the uropapark. This created a (mental) relationship between the town center and the uropapark. hoose your own PRLLL SSSION: [LSO S KSI] We kindly ask you to be in time at the right location due to a limited amount of seats per session.. ULTUR Hospital architecture reflects the way civilizations conceive illness, its causes, the evolution of new therapies, the social status of the patients, whether or not society is willing to provide healthcare for its citizens.the rchitecture of Hospitals sketches the hospital as a cultural phenomenon.. HLTHR ONPTS istributing care and cure, the juxtaposition of various categories of medical specialization, the (sub)division of the hospital in specific departments, the functioning of the nursing unit, in every field new concepts emerge. The rchitecture of Hospitals wants to present the latest trends.. VIN S SIGN The modern hospital is an eighteenth-century invention and intended as a machine à guérir, a healing machine. Its healing qualities were believed to result directly from the design of the building. In the 1980s, environmental psychologists found overwhelming proof that architecture can have a major impact on the healing process of hospital patients. This resulted in what became known as vidence ased esign. The rchitecture of Hospitals wants to explore how the design of hospitals can benefit from this approach.. NGINRING & IT What are the latest trends in providing the hospital with clean air, minimizing the risk of bacteriological infection? What does the operating theatre of the future look like? Secure wireless internet connections will completely change the flow of information within and beyond the hospital. How does all this effect the hospital of tomorrow?. OUNTRY PRSNTTIONS The rchitecture of Hospitals presents the latest developments in hospital architecture in a number of countries: the, Germany, anada, the United States.
11.00 PRLLL SSSIONS 15 [MORNING] 13.30 PRLLL SSSIONS 15 [FTRNOON] ULTUR LOTION: LOKL 18 ULTUR LOTION: LOKL 18 Obsolescence: History, iagnosis, Remedy aniel bramson, ssociate Professor of art history and director of architectural studies at Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts, US eyond the Hospital: The lubhouse rchitectural Model for Psychiatric Patients arla Yanni, ssociate Professor of rt History at Rutgers University, New runswick Rest houses and Sanatoria in 20 th century Russia anilo Udovicki-Selb, rchitectural Historian and ssociate Professor, University of Texas at ustin HLTHR ONPTS LOTION: RO ZL aron etsky, chair rchitecture- and esigncritic and irector of the Institute of rchitecture Panel discussion with aron etsky, chair, Markus Schaefer, rchitect, Hosoya Schaefer, erlage Institute, on Murphy, rchitect, VMX rchitects, msterdam, and Hitoshi be, rchitect telier Hitoshi be, Japan HLTHR ONPTS Marinus Verweij, chair LOTION: RO ZL uropean esign Portfolio, shaping design for the future Susan Francis, rchitect and researcher, NHS confederation, UK FUTUR SST STRTGY: STTING TH ONTXT Marinus Verweij, chair irector, oard for Hospital Facilities, hairman uropean Health Property Network Sustainable sset Financing, new ways forward arrie owdeswell, xecutive irector, uropean Health Property Network VIN S SIGN LOTION: LUW ZL Reshaping the asset portfolio in practice John ole, state Policy irector, Northern Ireland Kirk Hamilton, chair Professor, Faculty Fellow, enter for Health Systems and esign, Texas &M University VIN S SIGN SIGN RSRH IN NONTL INTNSIV R UNITS Mardelle Shepley, chair LOTION: LUW ZL Social spaces in the Vidar liniken in Sweden and their role in the healing process Sussane Siepl-oates, Lecturer at the rchitecture Faculty of the Kansas State University, US Single-bed (private) room care in the Newborn IU Robert White, irector of the Newborn Intensive are Unit, Memorial Hospital, South end, Indiana reating an artificial impression of a realistic healthcare setting. How designers might avoid institutional and predictable designs Ivo ristante, Former production designer Warner ros television show R, US The presence of families in the neonatal intensive-care unit, NIU Marie-ndree Fournier, Manager of Health are at Sandover Pinder rchitects, Subiaco, W and Lecturer at the Faculty of uilt nvironment, rt and esign urtin University of Technology, Perth, W NGINRING & IT LOTION: LOKL 16 TH HOSPITL OF TH FUTUR: TH ORIS MIL PRK IN SITTR, TH NTHRLNS The New Medical Park Ludo Jansen, Member of the oard of the Orbis Medical Park Models of ritical are in the US rthur St. ndre, irector Surgical ritical are, US NGINRING & IT LOTION: LOKL 16 ONTRIUT Y SIMNS: The influence of architecture of hospitals on procesmanagement and solutions irk Heckermann ONTRIUT Y M OMPUTRSYSTMS: M and the hospitals of tomorrow hristian Leeb The Healinghouse of the Future rik Veldhoen, chair irector of Veldhoen+ompany, the OUNTRY PRSNTTIONS GRMNY LOTION: RON ZL The esign of Orbis Medical Park Jan van der Leij, rchitect and director of onnema rchitecten, Hardegarijp, The How to increase flexibility in Hospital esign recommendations in national and international projects Henning Lensch, Managing Partner, rchitekten Rappmannsberger, Rehle+Partner OUNTRY PRSNTTIONS GRMNY LOTION: RON ZL The architecture of hospitals in Germany especially in ast- Germany in the second half of the 20 th entury Peter Korneli, chair Independent rchitect Hospital onsultant, Germany The Hospital in Germany: current problems and efforts for improvement in the future dzard Schulz, rchitect at Heinle Wischer und Partner Freie rchitekten, erlin, Germany Rainer Wedekind, Saxon Ministry of Welfare and Social ffairs F The development of the patient room from the beginning of hospital construction to the present a forecast Linus Hofrichter, rchitect and co-founder of Sander Hofrichter rchitekten, Ludwigshafen, Germany New hospital design future for existing structures dzard Schulz, rchitect at Heinle Wischer und Partner Freie rchitekten, erlin, Germany XTR VISIT TO TH MRTINI HOSPITL The management philosophy behind using IF techniques Jack Thiadens, O Martini Hospital Groningen The constructional translation of IF techniques rnold urger, rchitect, oard of irectors urger Grunstra hallenges of project management Gerrit fink, project management T Osborne The IF-best practice and the view of the oard for Hospital Facilities Johan Vijverberg, Head of section onstruction, oard for Hospital Facilities