Throughout the hospital, trellis-like partitioning indicates a public space. The approach to the nurses' stations is a scaled down version of that in the lobby registration area. A circular ceiling soffit and floor pattern signal a concave portion of the station. Here, patients and visitors can receive information. In this way, the architects relied more on architecture for wayfinding than signage.
All patient rooms are private in order to accommodate greater flexibility and marketability.
Each room is well appointed with furniture and finishes that lend a residential character to the overall environment. The window seat in each room not only adds additional seating for visitors, but also provides a clear view of the outdoors. So even if patients are lying flat, they can still look down to the trees around the hospital and out over the horizon. This VIP room features upgrades of flooring, furniture and finishes and is larger than standard patient rooms. The window treatment is a drapery with a botanical design, so even when the window is covered the view is still of nature.