Our project is a combination of a therapeutic component and art, thus we emphasize the aesthetic component in buildings. Art objects, which convey the essence of medicine and the history of the institution through their appearance and message, are a huge contribution for future generations. If you want to read about why the aesthetic component cannot be excluded from the spheres of our lives, purchase college research papers.

Designer Peter Marigold has been commissioned to create a unique ‘Spine Wall’ which runs 188m through the hospital, including both outside areas and the main atrium space. The wall is constructed of concrete cast ‘skin textures’ of members of staff and patient volunteers from each of the three units which have been greatly magnified using 3D photography. This will create a fascinating relief to the wall and be an impressive feature through the main atrium.