Ormuz Specialist Eye Clinic

由专筑网Brick，杨帆编译

建筑被一系列庭院包围，给工作人员和患者带来了私人的风景和舒适，同时在大量繁忙业务中创造一种平静与安宁的感觉。

The building has been conceptualized around a series of courtyards, giving private outlook and amenity to staff and patients, whilst creating calm and tranquility in an otherwise busy and high volume practice.

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代表“钢铁森林”的柱廊界定建筑的边缘，并提供建筑遮蔽物，将主要玻璃幕墙及室内于城市肌理分隔。在结构上，屋顶形状由简单的“A”形框桁架结构组成，框桁架倒置形成平屋顶，每个桁架分别由一根钢柱支撑。柱子的重复组合连同倒置框桁架形成金属复合斜拱，产生建筑的主要立面。室外光滑的玻璃幕墙与室内的雪松木、胶合板相对照。

A colonnade representative of a “steel forest” defines the edge of the building providing an architectural veil separating the predominant glass façade and interiors from the urban fabric. Structurally, the roof form consists of simple “A” frame trusses inverted to form a flat roof, each truss individually supported by a steel column.  The combination of the column repetition together with the inverted trusses, forming a metal clad raked soffit, generate the main facades of the building. The exterior contrasts with the glazed curtain wall and interiors which consist of cedar and ply.

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项目坐落在城市主要街道的后面，北邻Ormuz大道，西南边界邻近Lampkin巷。西侧边界有忙碌的景象，它与所有其它边界组成了等腰三角形的形状。

Sited behind the town’s main street and bound by Ormuz Avenue on the North, and a lane (Lampkin Lane) to the West and South boundaries. The western boundary has an industrious outlook, as well as an angular alignment triangulating the alignment in relation to all other boundaries.

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建筑坐落在用高度灵活的界墙处理的西侧边界，与邻近建筑隔开的庭院偶尔中断界墙。

The building is sited hard on the western boundary treated with a highly articulated boundary wall occasionally interrupted by courtyards screened from the adjacent building fabric.

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眼部护理业务需要大量时间咨询，还有在规定就诊中需要预约排队。建筑行使功能来接纳就诊队伍，按照从到达到完成咨询的合理顺序简化活动和工作流程。对患者来说，工作流程的基本原则是通过私密空间提供有人情味的关爱环境。这通过创建大量较小的等候区来实现，等候区邻近相关职能部门。这些等候区形成内部空间的核心，能欣赏景观庭院，等候区特色在于大量自然光穿过占据整个空间的屋顶采光井。

The practice of eye care requires a consultation that is extensive in time together with a procession of consultative engagements in any given visit. The building functions to accommodate this procession of events simplifying the movement and workflow in a logical sequence from arrival to completion of the consultation. Fundamental to this workflow for patients, is to provide a non-institutional caring environment, with privacy and intimacy. This is achieved by creating a number of smaller waiting areas adjacent to the relevant function. These waiting areas form the core of the internal spaces, with outlook to the landscaped courtyards, and featuring an abundance of natural light through the roof light well that occupies the entire space.

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设计纲要需要额外的商业空间，这沿着主要街道的房屋正面产生，为的是最大程度的曝光和展示其活力，专家诊所通过回廊进入，回廊揭示“倒桁架”的数量。

The brief required additional commercial space and this has been generated along the main street frontage for maximum exposure and viability, with the specialist Clinic accessed via a cloister revealing the quantum of the “inverted truss”.

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Elevation/立面图

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建筑设计：Loucas Zahos Architects
项目位置：澳大利亚，Caloundra QLD
项目团队：Con Zahos (Design Architect), George Hazell (Project Architect), Thomas O’Shea (Project Architect)
项目面积：600.0 平方米
项目时间：2015年
摄影：Christopher Frederick Jones
结构工程：GEO Consulting
设备工程：Meinhardt Group
景观设计：Conlon Group
主承建商：Gray Construction Group Pty Ltd
场地面积：1340平方米
建筑面积：600平方米

Architects: Loucas Zahos Architects
Location: Caloundra QLD, Australia
Project Team: Con Zahos (Design Architect), George Hazell (Project Architect), Thomas O’Shea (Project Architect)
Area: 600.0 sqm
Project Year: 2015
Photographs: Christopher Frederick Jones
Structural Engineer: GEO Consulting
Services Engineer: Meinhardt Group
Landscape Architect: Conlon Group
Main Contractor: Gray Construction Group Pty Ltd
Site Area: 1340 sqm
Building Size: 600 sqm


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