This post is part two of a my world post I began in March of 2009. You can click on this link if you are interested in Part One. In March I discussed construction of the new Cancer Hospital at UNC in Chapel Hill, NC and showed you how I have been watching the construction of this hospital, while going to regular oncology follow ups for Stage III melanoma.
This past Thursday I had my first follow up appointment in the newly completed hospital.
The main exterior of the hospital was completed when I did Part One so I'm focusing on the internal part of the hospital with shots I'm sharing here.
The interesting aspect of the design to me is how they allowed for small garden courtyards not only on ground and basement levels but also up on the higher levels.
Part of what made it possible to incorporate the higher level outdoor spaces, probably has to do with the fact that this part of the hospital complex is U shaped and encompasses one and a half blocks.
If you notice my camera reflected in the shot above, that's because I took that shot out the window of the examining room while waiting on the doctor. Since I was in a gown at the time, I'm glad I'm not reflected or I wouldn't have wanted to use the shot. Please click here for the home of That's My World Tuesday.
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Monday, September 7, 2009
That's My World Tuesday: Completed UNC Cancer Hospital
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18 comments:
Hope all went well with your follow up...the pictures of the hospital are so well done. Wishing you well
Sandi
Magnificent shots and what an amazing building! Hope all went well, I'll be holding good thoughts for you, Carver!
Enjoy!
Sylvia
I hope all is going well with your follow-ups for melanoma. Wonderful photos of the new cancer center. Take care of yourself.
Fabulous shots Carver! I think it's a very beautiful building. I hope that you are doing well! Take care.
Thanks so much to everyone for visiting and my appointment did go well. No problems at all, just a routine appointment.
I'm glad to hear all did go well Carver!
Great shots of this amazing building!
Take good care of yourself :)
Anna
The photos are beautiful and the Hospital building is very modern. I'm glad everything went well. Hmm, I am also due for my routine exams, too.
Enjoy the rest of the week!
Looks like state of the art facility. I hope this building will help a lot of people.
I wish you the best.
The reflections on the glass of the hospital are beautiful.
Magnificent reflection.Nice to see a beautiful building as a Hospital, people needs to be comfortable. Glad to know you are going well dear friend!
Thanks for sharing!
God bless you
Léia
Magnificent hospital and some wonderful photos - medical centers need not look sterile and forbidding. Hope everything is going well for you.
Quite a beautiful hospital. I hope all went well for you. God bless.
A very important part of your world. I hope your treatments and these soothing spaces that you have captured so well lead to you totally shedding the cancer.
God bless.
A very impressive piece of architecture! Love how there seem to be interesting nooks and not just a flat wall!
Wishing you continuing improved health!
Great designing of the hospital.
I hope all goes well with you.
Love all these reflective shots and its an impressive building!
How nice to see the combination of architecture and nature. The glass looks blue and reflects the sky back at you. It looks like a job well done. Sorry about your cancer. Glad we didn't see a full moon hanging out the window! I hope you are healing well.
nicely designed, i like it =)
I hope you're doing well. Take care!
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