3. 3
A team of ten medical professionals, collaborating to conceive with the clinic, a
boutique health care facility that specifically targets the baby boomers. Our clinic mar-
ries the traditional treatments along with holistic approaches to healthcare. The first
clinic will be opening in Boston, MA in the St. Cloud building, located in Boston’s South
End. The building already houses retail space on the first level and
condominiums above. A large segment of the Boston Baby Boomers population lives
in the surrounding neighborhood. The area is ripe for a practice with a sophisticated
atmosphere and a broad scope of services and amenities. Additionally Boston Medical
Center is steps away and a pharmacy is opening next door to the clinic. The clients
will be able to take advantage of storefront by incorporating a hotel inspired lobby
reception with refreshments where customers can wait and meet with the concierge.
The surgeons have purchased two levels of he building, having the first level being the
main entrance and preventative care will be provided, as for the second level being
opened later on and being focused on the more severe conditions.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
INSPIRATION PHOTOS
4. 4
PROBLEM STATEMENT
The baby boomer generation is defined as the population born after WWII, between
1946 and 1964. Since the demographic is so large they have been responsible for
shaping many of the trends in our country today. One big trend is the tendency
toward plastic surgery of all kinds, such as the simple wrinkle fillers to the full
“makeovers” including, breast augmentation, breast lift, and tummy tucks. While
plastic surgery is a personal decision, and every patient has his or her own reasons
for choosing this path, there are many requirements and problems with this. For our
design of Many Clinic we will face the codes and regulations such as zoning, overlays,
hazards, noise,accessibility, materials, egress, healthcare usage, and fire codes. Since
our target market is the Baby Boomer Generation we will try to make the space as
accessible and functional with the luxurious and aging in place design.
INSPIRATION PHOTOS
5. 5
Plastic surgery has a well-known history of innovative procedures and products,
including microvasular surgery, liposuction, and tissue expansion. The concept rotates
around luxury and purity. Pure lines, colors, and materials will be used providing a
spacious and fully equipped and pleasant working environment. The cosmetic surgery
space is called “many” due to the many faces of beauty that reflect attention to
detail, cutting edge technology, and passion for the aesthetics.
CONCEPT STATEMENT
INSPIRATION PHOTOS
6. 6
RESEARCH ANALYSIS
Boston is sometimes called “The Cradle of Liberty” for its role in instigating the American Revolution.
Around the1630s the Puritans established settlement and that’s when Boston’s rich history started.
Massachusetts’ first deputy governor, Thomas Dudley, named it. Boston became home to about a
thousand Puritans who had fled religious and political persecution in Europe. Boston is full of
exciting opportunities to explore America’s past. But history did not stop happening when the
Revolution ended. It is one of America’s oldest cities, with a rich economic and social history. What
had become as a homesteading community eventually evolved into a center for social and political
change. It is home to over 617,000 residents, many institutions of higher education, some of the
worlds finest inpatient hospitals, and numerous cultural and professional sports organizations.
Around this area there are many places to dine, coffee houses, shopping stores, and transportation.
Wind goes from the west side
Starting at the southwest
Going toward the northeast.
8. 8
CODESAccessibility: ADA
Building Size & Limits: first level 4500 sqft.
Building Materials: Exterior- stone non comb. Interior- wood comb.
Corridors: 44” minimum IBC 1005.1 “B” common path of travel distance to where a decision is made.
Construction Type: Type III
Building Height: IBC ref. 503.1 Unlimited
Fire rating doors/stairs
Fire Codes: sprinklers & extinguishers
CODES: Boston, Massachusetts Redevelopment Authority
Jurisdiction: Boston Massachusetts
Location: 567 Tremont St. Boston, MA 02116
Noise: Noise from North side- Montgomery St. NE side Clarendon St. SE side Tremont St. and SW side Union Park
Egress: divided by 3 if sprinklers
Means of Egress:
-Exit Access: The portion of a means of egress that leads to the entrance of an exit. It includes any room or space occupied by a
person and any doorway, aisle, corridor, stair, or ramp traveled on the way to the exit.
-Area of Refuge: A space or area providing protection from fire and/or smoke where persons who are unable to use a
stairway (or elevator) can remain temporarily to await for instructions or assistance during an emergency evacuation
-Exit: the portion of a means of egress that is fully enclosed and separated from other interior spaces by fire resistance rated
construction, and is between the exit access, exit discharge, or public way. It can be as basic as the exterior exit door or it can include
enclosed stairwells and ramps. In some special cases, it can include certain corridor passageways. The components of an exit are
distinguished from the exit accesses by higher fire ratings.
-Exit Discharge: the portion of a means of egress between the termination of an exit and public way. It can be inside a
building such as the main lobby, or outside a building such as a egress court, courtyard, patio, small alley, or other safe
passageway.
-Public Way: the area outside a building between the exit discharge and public street. The area must have a minimum clear width
and height of not less than 10’ to be considered a public way.
Occupancy Classification: IBC Table ref. Section 302 I (institutional
Occupant Load: for the whole clinic divided by 100
4500/100 = 45
Maximum Occupant Load: reference table 1004.1.2- 240 gross
Minimum Number of Exits/Access to Exits per Story: Reference table 1006.3.1- 2
Exit Access Travel Distance: IBC reference Table 1017.2- 250 feet
Sprinklers: Fire codes protected “A”
Travel Distance: total distance to exit and dead end corridors.
Zoning: Boston, South End Neighborhood at Restaurant Row
Zoning Subdistrict: MFR/LS
Navigation: Located at the corner of Tremont and Union Park Entrance faces the South East.
Subdistrict type: Multifamily, residential/local, services
Overlays: Groundwater conservation, restricted parking
Map No,: 1P
Health Care Uses
9. 9
ADJACENCY MATRIX
NOTES SPEC.
EQUIP
PLUMB PRIV. DAY
LIGHT
PUB
ACCESS
ADJ. SQ.FT
1.LOUNGE
2.KITCHEN
3.BOOKS/MAGAZINE
4.CONCIERGE
5.PATIENT RELATIONS
6.NURSE STATION
11.LAB
10.EXAM ROOMS
9.WORKROOM
8.CONSULTING OFFICE
7.PHYSICIAN’S ASSISTANT
14.WOMEN’S RESTROOM
13.MEN’S RESTROOM
12.X-RAY
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
NO
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
450
150
100
200
250
80
80
450
150
500
200
400
350
300
tables, chairs, storage
work surface, chairs
table space
x-ray machines, sink
toilet, sink
toilet, sink
work surface, chairs
work surface, chairs
work surface, chairs
work surface, chairs
reception desk
guest seating
seating, sinks, cabinets
storage, shelves
Beds YES YESNO NO NO 270 15. RECOVERY
1,4,6,7
2,10
1,4,8
1,6,7
5,8,11
1,4,6,7
1,4,6,7
1,3,4,5
2,9,10
2,10,15
5,13,14
10,15
11,13,14
11,13,14
10,12,13,14
17. 17
RECEPTION / WAITING ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
CAFE EAST ELEVATION
MANY CLINIC RECEPTION/WAITING SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
1
MANY CLINIC RECEPTION/WAITING EAST ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
2
18. 18
CONSULTING ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
PATIENT RELATIONS SOUTH ELEVATION
MANY CLINIC CONSULTING ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
1
MANY CLINIC PATIENT RELATIONS SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
2
19. 19
RECOVERY ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
X-RAY SOUTH ELEVATION
EXAM SOUTH ELEVATION
MANY CLINIC X-RAY ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
2
MANY CLINIC EXAM ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
3
MANY CLINIC RECOVERY ROOM SOUTH ELEVATION
3/8” = 1’-0”
1
![Project Description [page 3]
Problem Statement / Inspiration Photos [page 4]
Concept Statement/ Inspiration Photos [page 5]
Research Analysis [page 6]
Site Analysis [page 7]
Codes [page 8]
Adjacency Matrix [page 9]
Bubble Diagrams [pages 10-11]
Block Diagram [page 12]
Floor Plan [page 13]
Reception / Waiting Room Detail [page 14]
Consulting Office Detail [page 15]
Reflected Ceiling Plan [page 16]
Reception / Waiting Room South Elevation & Cafe East Elevation [page 17]
Consulting Room South Elevation & Patient Relations South Elevation [page 18]
Recovery Room South Elevation & X-Ray Room South Elevation & Exam Room South Elevation [page 19]
Storefront Elevation [page 20]
FF&E Schedule [page 21]
FF&E Selections [page 22-24]
Finish Schedule [page 25]
Finish Selections [page 26-28]
Renderings [pages 29-36]
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