Michel Rémon & Associés

Un espace hospitalier abrite la vulnérabilité et renforce l’usager. Il peut passer d’un statut d’hôte à l’autre : d’accueilli à accueillant. L’atelier inscrit l’hospitalité dans tous ses programmes grâce à sa recherche sur des espaces intelligibles et engageants.

Découvrez comment l'architecture et les usagers s'influencent l'un l'autre pour déployer l'hospitalité. Ces résultats sont issus du travail de recherche doctorale de Coline Periano (ENS - PSL).

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Exploring the links between users and architecture in hospitals has led us to develop a new concept: clinical architecture.

Clinical architecture provides care by enabling medicine to understand the patient as a whole. It responds to needs by creating spaces that support the physical and mental lives of patients. It disseminates a model of care that is intimately linked to space, both within the hospital and across the city.

This concept of clinical architecture is currently being proposed, developed and experimented with in Coline Periano's research at Atelier Michel Rémon & Associés.

Study conducted in Neurology, Diabetology and Haematology Departments.

Areas studied:

• Biographical linking patients within the hospital history and geography
• Rehabilitation and self-treatment through the outdoor/collective spaces itinerary
• Accommodation in septic protective isolation rooms

Study conducted in Diagnostic and Therapeutic Centre and Sleep Clinic.

Areas studied:

• Affects and attachments linked to hospital history
• Proximity care, exchanges within the complex
• Hospital visibility in the city and city views from the hospital

Study conducted in Internal Medicine and Rehabilitation Departments.

Areas studied:

• Speciality, collegiality, knowledge exchange for treatment of rare illnesses
• Solidarity and internal social hospital networks
• Hospital care practice during transition