The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp by Yusuke Tanaka

The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp by Yusuke Tanaka is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2024 A' Design Award yn Brûns in Ynterieurromte en Útstallingûntwerp Competition Category.

BrûnsYnterieur· 2024

The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp

by Yusuke Tanaka

Client: Ris1ngアーキテクツになる

A' Design Award yn Brûns Winner in Ynterieur Category

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The Design

About The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp

De Giving Tree is in bernedokterspraktyk yn Yonago, Tottori, Japan. It gebou is ûntworpen om in bosk te lykjen, mei muorrepatroanen dy't beammen en bergen oproppe. Der binne twa aparte yngongen en aparte toiletten foar algemiene pasjinten en pasjinten mei ynfeksjes, sadat de beide groepen inoar net krúsje. De behannelromten lizze yn it sintrum fan de plattegrûn en hawwe ronde plafons dy't natuerlik ljocht filterje. In houten terras, te berikken fan de wachtromte, tsjinnet as boartersgebiet. Lange dakoerstekken beskaduwje it grutte súdrút yn 'e simmer.

The Recognition

About the A' Design Award yn Brûns

The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp is in winner fan de A' Design Award yn Brûns, in heech prestisjeuze erkenning foar treflike ûntwerpen dy't har ûnderskiede troch kreativiteit, fernuft en tûkens. Brûnswinners binne tige feardige en opfallend kreative artefakten dy't de grutte ûnderfining, ferbylding en betochtsumens fan har ûntwerpers befêstigje. Fan The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp wurdt ferwachte dat it in tige heech achte, bewûndere en dierber objekt is dat opmerklik profesjoneel en ynnovatyf is. Dit winnende ûntwerp fan de A' Design Award yn Brûns yntegrearret de bêste praktiken yn keunst, wittenskip, ûntwerp en technology en is treflik om syn omtinken foar detail. The Giving Tree Klinyk Ynterieurûntwerp foldocht behoeften prachtich, reitsjet winsken, betsjoeveret gefoelens en sprekt nijsgjirrigens oan.

Behind the Design

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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.

Unique Properties: The pediatric clinic has two separate entrances one for normal patients and the other for infected patients to prevent the flow of patients from crossing each other and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Additionally, separate toilets are provided for each type of patient to ensure the facility is thoroughly protected against the spread of infection. There is also a wooden deck accessible from the waiting room which serves as a play area for bored children.
Dimensions & Packaging: Site area 993.98 square metre
Total floor area 234.98 square metre
Structure Wood
Tags: Japan, Yonago, pediatrics, big tree, clinic, architect
Production Technology: Sto painted wall
Openwork brick wall
Laser cutout panel
Structure Wood
Design Challenge: The staff flow line was simplified by placing the examination rooms at the center of the building. The waiting room has a large window that faces south and lets in a lot of light, but in the summer, it also makes the interior hot. We were able to make the space comfortable throughout the year by lengthening the eaves. The garden is enclosed, so people can freely go out to the garden from the waiting room.
Research: To create a comfortable waiting room, we analyzed the size of the windows and the length of the eaves. We used a model to determine how light would enter the room. Our team also took into account the safety of the space by using soft materials for the walls and floor and eliminating sharp corners from the furniture. The design was created with children in mind, and we carefully considered the interior coordination. We even prepared many color samples to choose from when deciding on the final details.
Inspiration: This work was designed based on a space like a forest where people can feel cheerful and healed when they are not feeling well.The design of the waiting room in particular was created so that children and adults of different ages would feel at ease together. The interior of the waiting room in particular is warmly welcoming with wooden objects and a large window from which one can see the trees in the garden and refresh oneself.
Project Duration: The construction was finished in October 2023 in Yonago, Tottori, Japan.
Operation Flow: This pediatric clinic is well equipped with amenities for children such as washrooms diaper changing stations and nursing rooms. The building has been designed to resemble a forest with wallpaper patterns on the walls that connect the rooms and evoke images of trees and mountains. The examination rooms have rounded ceilings that allow for natural light to filter through creating a serene environment similar to sunlight coming through the trees.
Image Credits: Photographer Senichiro Nogami