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lunes, 13 de mayo de 2013

#books #architecture | Medical design

Medical design / [editorial direction Martin Nicholas Kunz].
Cologne : Daab, 2007.
399 p. : principalmente il.
Texto en inglés, alemán, español, francés e italiano.
ISBN 9783937718583

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ehuBiblioteka BCG A-725.5 MED
https://ehu.on.worldcat.org/oclc/928678573

[.en] This publication demonstrates what effect high-qualtity and mordern architecture has on hospitals, doctor's offices, pharmacies and other health institutions, and what the future-oriented tendencies are for health sector buildings. The book offers a qualified selection of more than 60 projects around the world. Using photos, diagrams and floor plans, it illustrates the significance that a humanitarian architectural language will have in the modern and ever-changing health field. An index of contact information of the designers and architects is enclosed.

miércoles, 23 de mayo de 2012

#books #architecture | Pharmacies

Pharmacies / Chris van Uffelen
Braun, [Berlin] : 2012.
287 p. : il. col., planos
ISBN 9783037680964
Materias:
Biblioteca Sbc Aprendizaje A-725.21 PHA

Pharmacies constitute a special form of commercial architecture. The market for medicines, which is heavily regulated in most countries, has led to a veritable competition of the “atmosphere of space“, since where product and price can no longer provide a competitive advantage, customer loyalty must be created with other means. In addition to professional competence and familiarity with the customers, that becomes above all the ambiance. That in turn translates to the modern and hygienic, together with a friendly and assuring spatial experience. The selected examples show the design sophistication with which pharmacies today, from a functional as well as atmospheric standpoint, set themselves apart from the historical chemists’ shelves – and the competition.