Architects Journal

Neuroaesthetics is an evolving scientific arena which explores how our perceptions, thoughts and emotions are dependent on and shaped by the interactions with the environment around us. Neuroaesthetics is of paramount importance in the healthcare planning sector, where hospital designs should encourage healing. As healthcare facility planning and design experts, we at Shree Designs, do our bit towards the cause by translating the firm belief in our motto of Creating Healing Spaces, into action, in every project!

Due to the outbreak of the unprecedented pandemic we at ShreeDesigns are conscious of the prevailing circumstances and are making every attempt to be fully operational harnessing technology and digital tools.
We are taking all possible precautions that are needed to keep our employees, our associates, partners and contractors safe and healthy in adherence of all statutory compliances.
This article attempts to describe our remodelled work ethics...

Social distancing, a concept that has been around for ages, is one of the most vital measures prescribed for infection control, in the current Coronavirus pandemic situation. This article recommends and highlight changes that must be factored into the designing of healthcare facilities.

Patient-centred care focuses on individual patients’ healthcare needs and desired health related outcomes. Whereas, community healthcare primarily focuses on the protection, maintenance and improvement of a relatively larger group of individual patients. While their definitions make them seem different from each other, their relation is symbiotic and their ultimate goal is the same; patients’ well-being and quick recovery from illnesses. With this article, we would like to cover the important aspects of patient-centred care, keeping community healthcare in perspective.

Healthcare Radius in its 7th Anniversary Special issue in October 2019, featured a "power list of architects shattering archaic concepts of designs and re-shaping healthcare buildings".

“Decisions on the Infrastructure in the Healthcare Sector are based on costs rather than their appropriateness of use for the function they cater”, feels Ms. Kshititi Nagarkar, an Architect in the pursuit of creating healing spaces.  Kshititi works along with her team to create aesthetic, sustainable and affordable facilities that help her doctor clients improve their practice and the well-being of their patients.

The Hospital caters to the growing demands for quality healthcare in the southern part of Pune having a built up area of 25,000 sq.ft of New Wing and 20,000 sq.ft of Existing Hospital. It is a Brown Field project, which is an extension to an existing 50 bedded facility.

After completing a decade in designing healthcare projects, Kshititi Nagarkar, principal architect, Shree Designs, shares her experience about the shifting trends in hospital design.
Article Published in August 2019 issue of Healthcare Radius