| Title |
Basic Design and Layout Plan of Essential Units for a Modular Screening Clinic |
| Authors |
김은영(Kim, Eun-Young) ; 백정훈(Baek, Cheong-Hoon) ; 박금성(Park, Keum-Sung) ; 이상섭(Lee, Sang-Sup) ; 곽명근(Kwak, Myong-Keun) ; 오근영(Oh, Keunyeong) ; 부윤섭(Boo, Yoon-Seob) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5659/JAIK.2022.38.5.25 |
| Keywords |
Infectious Disease; Screening Clinic Station; Modular Architecture; Basic Design |
| Abstract |
Historically, the first-class infectious disease led to SARS in 2002, swine flu in 2009, MERS in 2015, and COVID-19 in 2019. This study aims to
design and arrange an essential unit of a modular screening clinic for continuous use in the event of a future infectious disease outbreak,
particularly focusing on laying the foundation to quickly respond to disasters. The research process involved specifying essential units based on
previous studies that derived the essential and recommended facilities for screening clinics. The required unit module of the modular screening clinic
was set as A, B, and C, and the combination was reviewed. As a result of the study, A+B(3)+C type was found to be the most appropriate in
terms of function and movement. The results also indicated that a module unit with a size of 1800 × 3,000 mm was the most suitable for module
assembly and transportation. A plan, elevation, and cross-sectional view were then designed by connecting the derived units into five combinations.
The essential elements of the space consisted of a reception room, a treatment room, a medical staff space, a locker room, and a waste disposal
room. The third, serial, parallel, and mixed layout scenarios were prepared in anticipation of site utilization by a public health center. |