Ater Architects｜烏克蘭Doctor U兒童診所-設計風向

U醫生位於基輔市的一個新住宅區，Ater Architects為這家兩室38平方米的兒童診所設計了鮮豔的色彩和簡單的幾何形狀。

Bright colours and simple geometric forms feature in this children’s outpatient clinic in Kiev by local practice Ater Architects.Called Doctor U, the two-room 38 square metre facility is located in a new residential complex in the city.

Ater Architects著手為兒童患者創造一個友好的門診環境，這將把去看醫生變成一種積極的體驗。該工作室解釋說：“我們的主要任務是為診所創造一種特別的氛圍，它不會給孩子們留下負麵記憶，因此也不會害怕去看醫生”。

Ater Architects set out to create a friendly environment for young visitors that would turn a trip to the doctor into a positive experience.”Our main task was to create an atypical atmosphere for the medical institution, which does not leave negative memories in children and therefore does not program them for further fear of visiting a doctor,” explained the studio, which is headed up by Alexander Ivasiv and Yuliya Tkachenko.

診所分為一個等候區，兩個兒科房間和一個衛生間，明亮的藍色、珊瑚色、白色與水磨石和天然木材完美搭配，為診所打造了一個鮮豔活潑的環境。診所的布局設計使空間有明確清晰的通道，使盡可能快速和容易地進入空間。Ater Architects解釋說:“38平方米的小麵積需要一個規劃方案來確保完全的隱私，每個患者的管理方法都是獨立的，沒有排隊，感覺平靜和舒適。”

Divided into a waiting area, two pediatric rooms and a restroom, the clinic features brightly coloured surfaces in blue, coral, and white teamed with terrazzo and natural wood.The layout was designed so that there are clear pathways through the space making the admission process as quick and easy as possible.”A small area of 38 square metres required a planning solution to ensure complete privacy, an individual approach to the management of each patient, the absence of queues and feeling of calm and comfort,” explained Ater Architects.

等候區設計成最多可容納兩名患者，並配有接待處和一個小衣櫥。兩個兒科病房配備了所有必要的醫療設備和器械，這些設備和器械大多隱藏在內置的存儲區域內，以營造一種更輕鬆的“非醫療”氛圍，減少患者在此過程中的壓力。每個房間都配有一個櫃台和一個水磨石防濺板，一個帶治療沙發的檢查區，以及一張醫生可以在上麵做筆記並與病人交談的桌子。

The waiting area is designed to accommodate a maximum of two patients at a time and is fitted out with a reception and a small wardrobe.The two pediatric rooms are equipped with all the necessary medical devices and apparatus which are mostly concealed in built-in storage areas in order to create a more relaxed, “non-medical” atmosphere and reduce patient stress in the process.Each room is equipped with a counter and sink with a terrazzo splashback, an examination area with a therapy couch, and a desk where doctors are able to make notes and talk with patients.

此外，房間還配有內置的藥品和疫苗冰箱，網絡電視和由堅實的山毛櫸木製成的桌子，配有柔軟但耐用的生態皮革內飾。房間的牆壁都是內襯木板，木板不會一直延伸到天花板。建築師解釋說，選擇木材是因為它的溫暖，而較短的麵板高度則為兒童患者創造了一個更貼心親密的空間。

In addition, the rooms also feature built-in refrigerators for drugs and vaccines, televisions with internet access and non-standard exam tables made of solid beech wood with soft, but durable, eco-leather upholstery.The walls of the rooms are lined with wood panels that don’t extend all the way to the ceiling. The architects explained that wood was chosen for its warmth while shorter panel height were used to create a space with a more intimate scale suitable for younger patients.

房間之間的玻璃牆允許日光通過空間，而耐用的乙烯基地板是出於安全和衛生的考慮而選擇的。洗手間的設計考慮到了所有年齡段的孩子，包括一個嬰兒護理墊，一個櫃台和帶兩個鏡子的水槽，一個較小的鏡子適合較低的兒童而較高的鏡子適合年齡較大的兒童。

Glazed walls between rooms allow daylight to flow through the space while durable vinyl floors were selected for safety and hygiene reasons.The restroom was designed with children of all ages in mind and includes a babycare mat, a counter and sink with two mirrors – a lower smaller mirror for younger children and a larger higher mirror for older children.

廁所後麵的壁櫥裏有一個存放便盆、座墊、尿布和其他個人衛生用品的儲藏室。診所內還裝飾著由英國設計師Morag Myerscough設計的色彩鮮豔小醜印花的人字紋和條紋。

A storage area for a potty, seat pads, nappies, and other personal hygiene items is located in a built-in closet behind the toilet.In Sheffield, UK, British designer Morag Myerscough decorated the wards of a Sheffield Children’s Hospital with brightly coloured harlequin prints chevrons and stripes.