1.
Advances in Interior Design Technology
in Healthcare Facilities
Department of Architecture
Jamia Milia Islamia
New Delhi
Presented by: Under guidance of:
Nitin Sharma
Pranav Arora Ar. Mohd. Firoz Anwar
M.Arch(HCA)

2.
Introduction
In the last two decades, evidence-based design-
features that
Improve patient healing, mood, and well-being,
Staff efficiency and safety
Through thoughtful and research-based design
initiatives-has fundamentally changed how we
design hospital interiors.
For healthier indoor environments.
low-VOC paint, recycled paint, less toxic adhesives
that generate less off-gassing, and carpets and ceiling
tiles that include post-consumer waste and/or can be
recycled.
Scope & Limitations
Walls Floor Ceilings Doors Signage Furniture Equipments
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 1/20

3.
History
-The design research and its evolution are described in a snap shot in the following timeline.
-The research on interior designs in Healthcare sector developed in the period 1978-1991.
-Then there were some enlightened clients which promoted more of open to nature designs.
-During 1995-1997 there were some innovators and risk Takers.
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 2/20
-Then there were some Major projects which included connection with nature through incorporating
oxygen rich varieties.Then there were some design principles evolved:
-Provide access to gardens when possible. -Create comfortable size rooms.
-Increase quantity and size of windows. -Provide decentralized, barrier-free nursing stations
-Create family zones in patient rooms.

4.
Walls
Paints
Water-based and highly breathable
Low VOC and Solvent free
UV stable and fade free.
Highly light reflective maximising
both natural and artificial light
 Incombustible
Odourless
Available in a wide range of colours
Resistant to mould and fungal growth
Nano water based Hygiene paints
Panels
Continuous tone colour image
interlayer between two transparent tiles
of glass or a transparent tile of glass and
reflective glass backer
Numerous options increase the visual
possibilities
Nationwide Children's Hospital,Ohio
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 3/20

5.
Floor
Epoxy flooring
Created through the generation of a
chemical reaction that uses an epoxide
resin and polymine hardener.
Highly chemical resistance
Durability
Low porosity
Strong bond strength.
Can be cleaned with even hot water and
detergents.
Easily scrub able.
Seamless
Linoleum & Vinyl
Linoleum is a floor covering made from
renewable materials such as solidified
linseed oil (linoxyn), pine rosin, ground
cork dust, wood flour, and mineral fillers
such as calcium carbonate, most
commonly on a canvas backing.
Water resistant
Heat- and sound- insulating
Very durable and flexible
Available in various colors Private room
Operation theatre with Epoxy flooring
P 4/20Presented by : Nitin Sharma

6.
Mineral Fibre board(self
design)
Themes ceiling panels with
playful design
Wet formed Mineral Fibre
Humidity resistance
NRC 0.75
CAC 35
Light reflectance 0.85
VOC Emission-Nil
Sizes available=24 in x24
in
Applications
Pediatric area
Lobbies/Reception
Specialty shops/interiors
Playful theme interior
Barisol(stretched Fabric)
Stretched ceiling fixation system over
aluminium can be fixed on the edge of the
walls or directly to the ceiling
M1 copolymer cadmium-free
impermeable to fibres
impermeable to dust
return to their initial shape after distortion
Robust
Recyclable
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 5/20
Ceiling

7.
Cafeteria (Cloud Ceiling) Auditorium (Cloud Ceiling)
Corridors and consultation areas(Mineral Fibre Board
Ceiling)
Lobbies (Open Cell)
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 6/20

8.
University of CA, Irvine Imaging Center
Patient room 2020 Design studioCounter and sinks
Colours
Operation theatres
Solid surface(Corian)
Solid surface material is a unique
blend of minerals and acrylic which
creates a stone-hard surface that can
be shaped to meet any design or
dimension.
Solid and homogeneous
versatility, function and durability
Non-porous and hygenic
Renewable
 Inert, non-toxic, chemically
unreactive
Numerous colours available
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 7/20

9.
Sancheti Joint Replacement Centre,Pune
AIIMS Labs
Asian Heart Institute, Mumbai
Plastic Surgery Fitout
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 8/20

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Electric operable partitions
Provide a visually stunning and flexible
space
Panels are 4in thick
Panels are hinged together and are
operated by two electric key switches for
fast, safe set-up.
Maximum Ht. 9.2m
Mechanically retracted bottom seals
Partition travels across the opening
without causing damage to the floor and
accommodates deflection and floor
variance.
Maintains acoustics over time and adds
stability to the partition when extended.
Low profile hinges
Interlocking vertical seals
panel-to-panel alignment and prevents
sound leaks between panels.
White acrylic finish on the cafeteria side
Laminate faux wood on large
meeting room side
Advent Healthcare,Florida US
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 9/20

11.
Electric operable partitions
Extra wide clear opening
3-panel single slide and 6-panel biparting
doors
Clear door-opening widths increased by
approximately 35%
The compact header, 8" high & 7" deep, is
houses the motor and assembly
Battery backup for keeping the door
operational during power loss
Electromagnetic lock
For ICU, CCU, and emergency
Presented by : Pranav Arora P 10/20

12.
Scottish Rite and Egleston campuses of Children's Healthcare of Atlanta
Reception lobby
Illuminated Graphic of flowers
Custom colored terrazzo floor
Lobby wall in textured ,silver painted
panels
Continuous Strip
LED’s for colored
walls
Display wall
These high-impact displays strengthen relationships, build
awareness and promote increased giving and participation.
 Space-saving, easy-to-update multimedia presentations
Donor profiles, organizational highlights, donor recognition,
new fundraising projects, historical video, giving opportunities
and more.
P 11/20Presented by : Pranav Arora

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Wayfinding(signages)
This relationship requires the user to form an overall
mental image of the layout of the place. This image
is referred to as the cognitive map of the setting
Wayfinding applications can direct visitors from
point to point within facilities, thus speeding-up the
process of finding a patient room or check-in area.
Functional efficiency
Visitor accessibility
Safety
Patient empowerment, improving cognitive skills
in spatial understanding
Improved bottom line
P 12/20Presented by : Pranav Arora

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Motorized blinds
240V tubular motor hard wired or wireless
system
The battery fits above the tube and connects to a
motor for power.
Blinds can be grouped together for simultaneous
operation and integrated with BMS/a range of
control options
P 13/20Presented by : Pranav Arora

15.
Elements
Furniture
Mechanical Electic operated beds made of Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) is a
common thermoplastic polymer used in Hospital Beds.
-The basic modern hospital bed is called an electric bed
Smart Beds - Microprocessors installed
in the bed measuring respiration patterns
will sense when breathing has ceased, as
well as move the bed in such a way that the
individual resumes breathing.
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 14/20

16.
Elements
Overhead Track Lifts
Portable Floor LiftsCeiling Mounted Lifts Free Standing Overhead Lifts
Ceiling structure must support
weight of lift and person.
Overhead track lifts can be
used in rooms with limited
floor space or where an exam
table cannot accommodate a
portable floor lift.
Do not require modifications to
existing construction.
While not as portable as floor
lifts with wheels, these lifts are
movable and can be relocated as
needs or services change.
A low height, adjustable
width base can move
closer to the end of the
exam table and can be
narrowed for transit
and storage.
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 15/20

17.
Elements
Use of Copper fittings
Due to its intrinsic germ-killing properties,
copper is now being used in the development of
products and materials for health care interiors.
(5,000-year-old technology)
Copper, which begins to destroy these organisms
at a cellular level on contact.
When tested in Hospitals, infection dropped by
58 percent.
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 17/20
Copper alloys installed in proximity
to hospitalized patients,
On items such as the bed rail, IV pole
and nurse call button,door handles,
push buttons for automatic doors,
faucet levers in public and patient
bathrooms, over-bed tabletops.

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Bump rails and corner guards
Beds, food trolleys, medicine trolleys, drip stands, mop buckets
and wheelchairs are types of wheeled equipment.
Leads to accidents and mechanical damage to walls, corners and
exposed edges.
Bump-rails should be specified and fitted in key areas to
minimise repairs and prolong the wall finishes.
In addition, bump-rails are useful behind chair-backs in waiting
areas, where scuff marks are common.
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 18/20

19.
Equipments
Moisture Control Dehumidifier
-Control humidity in Hospitals,
acting as a desiccant (a hygroscopic
substance used as a drying agent).
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-Keeping excessive moisture at bay.
With a Bry-Air dehumidifier.
-Surgeon can personally set the
temperature and humidity that
is most appropriate for each procedure.
-Those conditions will be maintained
regardless of existing mechanical
system in the rest of the building.
-The RH can be easily
controlled to 45% or lower, even
at temperatures below 65°F(18.3°C).

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Elements
Equipments
Air purifier
Central filtration system
Presented by : Nitin Sharma P 20/20
-Capable of removing
relatively large particulates
like dust, dander, pollen,
fibres, mould spores and
fungus using a combination
of electrostatic precipitation,
HEPA and UV light.
-Sufficient to clean
large public areas to an
acceptable level of healthy
indoor air quality.
High-efficiency particulate arrestance (HEPA), also sometimes called high-efficiency
particulate arresting or high-efficiency particulate air, is a type of air filter.
Filters meeting the HEPA standard used in medical facilities

21.
THANK YOU
Presented by:
Nitin Sharma
Pranav Arora