从自然中汲取设计灵感的临床信息和健康服务研究中心于近日完工。它位于维多利亚综合癌症中心的13层，1400平方米的空间容纳了行政办公室、会议室、会议区、开放工作区和弹性活动区。据DesignInc的合伙人Jane Sayers介绍：“我们希望创建一个倡导创新与合作的综合场所，向国际和当地的学科带头人展示澳大利亚的临床护理及研究成果。”

We often look to nature for design inspiration and this was certainly the case in the recently completed Clinical Informatics and Health Services Research Hub. Situated on Level 13 of the Victorian Comprehensive Cancer Centre, the 1400 sq.m. space comprises executive offices, a boardroom, meeting area, open plan work areas and a flexible event zone. According to DesignInc Associate Jane Sayers, “Our key vision was to create an inspiring venue that champions innovation and collaboration and showcases Australian research and clinical care to international and local research leaders.”

▼项目概览，overview © Dianna Snape

该空间以中央木墙为设计核心，其中设置有茶水间、休息厅、会议室、协作区以及适合工作和社交的吧台桌。整个系统还可通过 “相互联结 “的家具模块来进行个性化扩展。墙体就像一个超大的岩层，众多的起伏让人仿佛穿梭于茂密的森林或是其他自然环境之中。因此，它不仅传达了行程的意义和目的地，还作为一个动态的寻路装置，有效地引导访客穿过空间。

The scheme is anchored by a central timber wall that incorporates a tea point, break-out booths, meeting and collaboration zones and bar tables suitable for either work or socialising. It can also be extended via ‘interlocking’ furniture modules that dock at various points along its edge. Resembling an oversized rock formation, the wall’s many undulations evoke the feeling of walking through a dense forest or some other natural environment. As such, it expresses ideas of journey and destination and functions as a dynamic way finding device, effectively leading visitors through the space.

▼从窗边看向中央木墙系统，view the central wooden wall system from the window edge © Dianna Snape

▼开放式吧台，bar © Dianna Snape

▼从休闲区看向工作空间，view from leisure area to work space © Dianna Snape 

▼岩层般的木墙提供了多个小型卡座，the terraced wooden walls provide several small booths © Dianna Snape 

窗户边缘的卡座，以及整个室内的地板、墙面和天花板饰面都由木材打造。在定制水磨石细木工板以及深秋色调座椅软垫的点缀下，整体空间显得十分丰富、沉稳且充满泥土气息。项目展现了对澳大利亚景观以及土著文化的恰当借鉴和颂扬，与此同时，空间也被赋予了鲜明的视觉特征。通过这种自然元素和图案的融汇，终端用户会感到更为舒适、平静和放松。

Timber is likewise used along the windows’ edge as booth seating and throughout the interior as flooring, wall and ceiling finishes. Punctuated by custom terrazzo feature joinery, the overall material palette is rich, robust and earthy, complemented by seating upholstery in autumnal tones. It’s an unmistakeable reference to the Australian landscape, and the significance of Indigenous culture, and in celebrating both, the space is given a distinct visual identity. The end users’ wellbeing is also improved through this incorporation of natural elements and patterns that provide a sense of calm and relaxation.

▼沉稳而充满自然气息的走廊空间，composed and full of natural atmosphere corridor space © Dianna Snape

▼从走廊看向会议室，view from the corridor to the meeting room © Dianna Snape

维多利亚综合癌症中心拥有许多来自墨尔本大学、彼得·麦克卡勒姆癌症研究所、VCCC联盟和公共卫生系统的世界领先研究人员和临床医生。他们在这个新机构中通过相互协作、分享见解和共同努力，来整合研究、教育和临床转译。高质量的工作空间，以及创新、灵活的活动空间为非正式合作、研讨会，从站立式活动到百人正式晚宴等活动的开展提供了条件支持。从人们的出入方式和移动逻辑出发的空间规划，也为用户提供了舒适而愉悦的体验。

The Victorian Comprehensive Cancer hosts world-leading researchers and clinicians from the University of Melbourne, the Peter MacCallum Cancer Institute, VCCC Alliance and public health specialists who connect, share insights and work together to integrate research, education and clinical translation in this new facility. The design provides a high-quality workspace. An innovative, flexible event space supports activities including informal collaboration, seminar zone, and social functions ranging from stand-up events to formal dinners for up to 100 guests. The spatial planning considers the way people access and logically move through the space, whilst providing an enjoyable experience.

▼走廊与会议室，corridor and the meeting room © Dianna Snape

▼走廊空间，corridor © Dianna Snape

▼家具细部，furniture details © Dianna Snape

CLIENT：Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and The University of Melbourne LOCATION：Melbourne, Victoria YEAR：2019 SCALE：1,400 m² VALUE：$3 million PROJECT LEADERSHIP：Jane Sayers Christon Batey-Smith PHOTOGRAPHY：Dianna Snape