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Interior Design|New Jersey University of Medicine & Dentistry

Sunday, November 21, 2010


The interior design of University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) commissioned Hillier Architecture to design the new 200,000-square-foot New Jersey Medical School - University Hospital Cancer Center, the architects designed with the idea of collaboration – between researchers from different fields, physicians and patients – in mind.

 The interior design of University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey

Adaptable laboratory spaces, robust infrastructure and research cores create flexible work spaces and communication centers in the state-of-the-art facility. The nine-storey cancer center, located on one of the highest points in Newark, is a bold visual marker with a futuristic glass façade and L-shaped exterior fin. The key program elements include: research laboratories, vivaria, clinical exam/treatment areas, clinical trial facilities, display and learning centers, patient/family resource center, healing gardens, academic spaces/offices, conference and classroom facilities (formal integration), and a communication spine (informal integration).

Kings school Wolverhampton-04


Kings School Wolverhampton 04 Ovation interior library.

School Interior


Create spaces that inspire. In this well known school Interior Design that I collect you will learn all the combined skills of a trade in the planning and furnishings of an school architectural interior.
 University of Chicago’s

Epinay Nursery School in France

Monday, October 4, 2010


Epinay Nursery School in France

Epinay Nursery School, designed by BP architectures member of Collective PLAN 01 and located in Epinay-sous-Senart, France. Each unit has a different slope of the roof panel, and then adjusted with the activities below. If you see a school building from above, looks bright shiny colors. This project consists of 5 entities, related to childhood and still have differences and needs access and configuration. Has a unique shape and there are glass walls of a liaison between the units with each other. Each room is designed with a soft texture for the safety of children and the gardens filled with pine trees.

 

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