...flexibility in adaptation Innovative Project with Standard Design Concept presented by:
RAHAWIAH SHAFIEI
27th June 2012
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Introduction
Public Works Department Malaysia (PWD)
PWD… the effort
… the FOCUS
Pre-Approved Plans
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INTRODUCTION The Malaysian government implements a universal healthcare system which the healthcare is under the responsibility of the government.
With the new Government Transformation Program (GTP), among the Malaysian government’s primary concerns is to provide an affordable and accessible health services to the nation. P u b l i c
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MALAYSIAN HEALTH VISION
“ Malaysia is to be a nation of healthy individual, families, and communities, through a health system that is equitable, affordable, efficient, technological appropriate, environmentally adaptable and consumer friendly, with emphasis on quality, innovation, health promotion and respect for human dignity, and which promotes individual responsibility and community participation towards an enhanced quality of life” Ministry of Health Malaysia
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PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT (PWD) MALAYSIA The Public Works Department (PWD) Malaysia is the federal government technical department which is responsible for construction and maintenance of public infrastructure in Malaysia.
The department’s main objectives are to deliver projects within its: i) Timeframe ii) Cost iii) Best quality building P u b l i c
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PWD… the EFFORT Starting in 1970s, the PWD had created and developed the Standard Designs of Building as one of the strategy to cope with the increasing demand for health facilities. Together with the Ministry of Health (MoH), the strategy was created to speed up and meet the Government’s implementation programme.
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PWD… the EFFORT The standardisation program which consists of ‘standard plan package’ (standard type design, standard brief and standard specification) helps in delivering projects within its timeframe, cost and quality. Among the standard plan package for health clinics that are currently being used and developed are: Rural Health Clinic and Health Clinic Type 3. P u b l i c
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Beginning of Pre-Approved plans
OVERVIEW of STANDARD TYPE DESIGN: HEALTH CLINIC
Beetle Type
Mantin Type HC Type 2
Gulau Type 5th - 6th Malaysia Plan 1986 - 1995
HC Type 3 7th Malaysia Plan 1996 - 2000
HC Type 3 Cermai
HC Type 4 8th Malaysia Plan 2001 - 2005
HC Type 3 Cermai 9th Malaysia Plan 2006 - 2010
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HC Type 3
HC Type 4 10th Malaysia Plan 2011 - 2015
PWD developed Pre-Approved Plans designs
PWD developed Standard-Type designs
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PWD’s in-house project
HEALTH CLINIC HEALTH CLINIC Type 1 (Urban)
> 800 total attendance per day
HEALTH CLINIC Type 2 (Urban)
500 - 800 total attendance per day
HEALTH CLINIC Type 3 (Sub-Urban)
300 - 500 total attendance per day
HEALTH CLINIC Type 4 (Rural) - Peninsular Malaysia
> 300 total attendance per day
HEALTH CLINIC Type 4 (Rural) - Sabah & Sarawak
150 - 300 total attendance per day
HEALTH CLINIC Type 5 (Remote) - Sabah & Sarawak
< 150 total attendance per day
HEALTH CLINIC Type 6 (Remote) - Sabah & Sarawak
> 50 total attendance per day
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PROBLEM STATEMENT of standard type plan – health clinic
RIGID
INFLEXIBLE
NOT ENERGY EFFICIENT
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SITE CONSTRAINTS
DESIGN ISSUES FOR PUBLIC HEALTHCARE BUILDINGS
COST LIMITATION
REPETITIVE NEEDS FROM MOH
GOVERNMENT DIRECTIVE / POLICY
TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS
Changing needs & policies
Changing procedures & workflows
Changing technologies
Changing on building design, specifications & innovations
Flexible designs towards….. P u b l i c
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Flexibility in ADAPTATION towards…. SITE
CLIMATE & ENVIRONMENT
PROCESS
ADAPTATION on….
TECHNOLOGY – IBS, CONSTRUCTION METHODS
CULTURE
Modular dimension
FLEXIBLE DESIGN
IBS (industrialized building system) Standardisation (E-components)
DESIGN INNOVATIONS Green design (e.g.: courtyards, maximise natural lighting & ventilation) New materials and approaches in industry Comprehensive solution – master plan Building Information Modeling (BIM)
PRE-APPROVED PLAN (PAP) Developed for 10th Malaysia Plan (2011 – 2015) Main factors: • Implementation on modular dimension and green technology design • Flexible design (to cater client’s needs) • Expedite project implementation process P u b l i c
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H E A LT H C L I N I C – p r o j e c t b r i e f STANDARD REQUIREMENTS of HEALTH CLINIC FROM THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH
The Health Clinic will provide promotive, preventive, curative and rehabilitative.
Focus on outpatient service and special target groups, i.e. mothers, neonate, children, adolescents, elderly, adults and workers.
There will be provision for health promotion, education, counseling treatment, resuscitation and rehabilitation, as well as diagnostic and health surveillance support in the facility.
PROMOTIVE
PREVENTIVE
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REHABILITATIVE
CURATIVE
DESIGN APPROACH To provide direct access to the facility within spaces To design a healthcare facility that is user-friendly
To provide a patient-friendly building
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DESIGN APPROACH To optimize the climatic design consideration for efficient operational and maintenance cost
Stack Effect
Cross Ventilation
Maximise daylight
To create a sustainable and energy efficiency design
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DESIGN APPROACH To create a modular type of building to suit various range of site possibilities
Modular Concept + Industrialised Building System (IBS) P u b l i c
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DESIGN CONCEPT The form : MODULAR
Option 1
Option 2
Option 3
FLEXIBLE to suit various of site possibilities
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DESIGN CONCEPT LOW RISE DESIGN EASY AND DIRECT ACCESS
NATURAL VENTILATION / DAYLIGHTS / ORIENTATION
SHORT DISTANCE TO OTHER DEPARTMENT AFTER REGISTRATION
DAYLIGHTS / ORIENTATION
USING MAIN SINGLE CORRIDOR
GREEN POCKET
2 STOREY BUILDING WITH LIFT A&E and Infectious Disease Entrance
Material Entrance
Staff Entrance
Patient Entrance
DESIGN CONCEPT HIGH RISE DESIGN
Carparks
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Carparks
NATURAL LIGHTING & VIEW
Carparks
Carparks
IN
Climate Consideration
OUT
VERTICAL MOVEMENT SERVICE CORE Glass window panel Module in : - Grid 8.1m x 8.1m - Fire Staircases - Toilets - Clinical Examination Rooms
PROPER SUNSHADING DEVICES
NATURAL LIGHTING & VIEW
Pre-cast Concrete Block as wall
IBS DESIGN
ENERGY EFFICIENCY LOW RISE DESIGN
DESIGN CONCEPT
Health clinic design that response to the climate and local culture
HC Designers: Sharina Intan Abdullah Nurzuliana Mohd Noor Ain Farahati Maarof Mohd Fahmi Ani
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Designers: Narima Hanim Zainal Abidin Mohd Erwan Othman Fadilah Hani Siajam Mohd Suhaili Ismail Emi Azreena Abd Ghani
HC Designers: Haslina Sumairi Noor Hidayah Mohd Rodhi Farahazliza Hazie Abu Harie Shuhaila Sulaiman Mohd Irwan Tawil
HC Designers: Ar. Tengku Zahariah Tengku Amir Rahawiah Shafiei Mohd Fazli Abd Ghaffar Nik Irnani Nik Ahamad Damian Kharrus Ismail Siti Nurdilia Mohd Rosdi
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Designers: Shahrulnizam Mohd Noor Siti Nor Faizah Omar Anisa Abdul Rahim Norashyiken Azali Mohd Nor Sahrul Md Ali
GREEN DESIGN >> allow more green space to maximise natural daylight and ventilation >> introduce more courtyards >> healing environment
.....thank you a joint paper by: RAHAWIAH SHAFIEI MOHD FADHLAN AHMAD MOHD FIRDAUS MOHD ZAINOL 27th June 2012