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and Connection to the Outside Daylight was an important design factor for the architects, and this image shows the many places where light was used specifically for purposes of healing and connection.
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Large bay windows at office and staff areas. (Though staff complain of not enough access to daylight) |
Stairs have windows to encourage use by staff and doctors. Daylight in the stairwells also increase safety. |
| Skylit atrium garden brings daylight and nature to the heart of the campus. | Patient waiting areas have windows. Sunshades protect interior from glare |
| Remodeled lobby space is spacious, skylit and bright. (Perhaps, a little too hot for the security desk.) | Glass and steel canopy is a special feature at the front of the building. |
| All glazing is highly transparent emphasizing openness. In most places glazing is spectrally selective. | Glazing has minimal reflectivity to maximize blending into the neighborhood. |
