5186 病院建築の規模計画を構成する因子についての研究(外来・規模・歴史,建築計画I)

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This study is a critical anthology of planning methods in determining the relative proportions of different departments / units within hospitals and the size of the hospital itself. It also compares the existing planning method theories and the planning principles undertaken in practical projects. This is a quantitative research on the basis of dimensional parameters of elements (beds, users, rooms, etc.) that comprise the hospital. The hypothesis for the research problem was the assumption of underlying factors of elements influencing the dimensional planning in hospital architecture. The result of the factor analysis divided the parametrical elements into two broad groups ; a. Capacity (is the numerical expression of number of units ; beds, users, personnel, etc.) and b. Rotation (is the measure of use frequency of facilities in a hospital). The research shows the importance of 'rotation' in the planning process. It is also learned that it is not effectively comprehended by practical planners and designers with the excuse of complicacy and difficulty in executing the feature. A more vivid regard to 'rotation' as an indispensable feature in the planning process of hospital design could quantifiably enhance the quality of hospital planning.
2001-07-31