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The Hospital for Deaf patients has been arranged as possible on the system adopted for most of the Hospitals recently erected; having the Wards in pavilions plans at some distance apart and connected by Corridors. Each pavilion has three storeys; the lowest storey is a basement, used also as offices and in others introduced with the view of raising the floors of the Wards.
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At some little distance above the ground level. The two upper floors in each of 5 Pavilions are fitted up as Wards.
The entire design contemplates 5 of these Pavilions. The 1st Wards having accommodation for 62 Patients. The Pavilion occupying the centre space in the front of the Building is devoted, on the Ground floor, to the Taking department, and on the Upper floor, to the Operating Theater. Four Towers at the angles of two of the Pavilions afford space for Nurses Rooms and sullerin attached to the Wards and above lies.
for separate Rooms for Special cases. While the topmost storey of each Tower will contain cisterns for the Storage of Water. Means will be provided in the basement beneath the Taking department for warming the wards by means of hot water in winter and for a constant supply of hot water at all times for the general service of the Hospital.
The Plan is so arranged as to prevent as far as possible any disturbance of the existing surface of the ground which, if desirable, may be left untouched except so far as may be necessary in order to provide secure foundations for the walls, but it would probably be desirable to remove all boulders and large stones from the entire area covered by the building and to lay a thickness of Concrete over the whole surface. The concrete should be about 6 inches thick.
The Taking Department has a Room, a Waiting Room for Patients and a Surgeon Physician's Room with lavatory and WC attached. Under the Centre Pavilion on the opposite side of the Corridor are offices and Servatories for the use of the Assistant and Student.
On the Ground floor, between the Pavilions on the south side, provision is made for the Kitchen, scullery and the necessary office and store Rooms. In a corresponding position on the north side, there is a Laboratory and the stores for drugs and various implements.
Provision is also made on the Ground floor for a Day Room for Nurses and a certain number of Sleeping Compartments for Nurses when off duty.
Of the principal Wards, 4 are ...
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The Hospital for De Fatients tras been arranged
possible on the sipten!" adopted for most of the Hospitals recently cricked; having the Wards in pavilions plans at some distance apart and connected by Corridors, Euch pewilion has three store p the lowest storey is a busement, used iso,
offices and in others introduced with the view of ruising the floors of the Wards
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At some little distance above the cround level. The hev upper floors in each of 5 Pavilions ure fitted up as Wards.
The entire design contemplates & Faircon 5 of these will provide 1. Wards having The Ath accommodation for G2 Patients. Pavilion occupying the centre space in
the front of the Building is devoteel, in the Ground floor, & the taking department, and on the Upper floor, I the Operating Theater - Four Vowers ut Pavilions afford
the angles of two of the space for Nurses Rooms and sullerin
attached to the Wards and above #lies.
for separate Rooms for Special vases While the topmost storey of each Tower will contain cisterno for the Storage ") Water. Means will be provided int the basement beneath the taking department for warning the wards by of hot water in winter and for a constant supply of hot water at alt
means
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times for the general service of the Hospital.
The Plan so arranged as to prevent
possible any disturbance of the existing surface of the ground which if desirable may be left untouched except so. far as may
be necessary in outer to provide secure foundations for the walls, but it would probably be desirable to remove all boulders
large stones
the entire area Covered
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by the building and to lay a thickeness of Concrete over the whole surface. the concrek phould be about 1 inches trick
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The Taking in Department hus Koow, a Waiting Room for Yutient und a Surgeon Physician's Room with lavatory
Under the Centre
and WC attached Pavilion on the opposite side of the Corrector are offices and Servatories for the use of the Assistant and Thudent.
On the Ground floor between bed of thi Pavilions
on the south wide provision is mad: for the Kitmen cullery and the necessary
office and store Rooms-
corresponding position there
and in al
Laboratory
and the stores for drugs and various
Provisin is also made implement -
Day Room Vurses aunot a certai
on the Ground floor for and Offices for the Verses and number of Steeping Compartments for Vurses when off duty...
Of the 'Il principoi Wards, & are
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