Steps from evaluation to optimization of architecture and design
The path to a ready-to-use system is simple and tailored to the daily routines in healthcare facilities – from selection to active use with automated support for care, therapy, and facility management.
During an on-site visit, relevant information is gathered, including spatial conditions, materials, furnishings, and equipment. Existing architectural drawings and planning documents are reviewed. In discussions with stakeholders, needs, problems, and requirements are recorded. All entries are structured and entered into the software — especially room configurations, material qualities, and functional assignments.
The software generates reports containing quantitative metrics, qualitative assessments, and a root-cause analysis. Specific room types, such as patient rooms or communal areas, are analyzed in detail. The results are compared with recognized best-practice models to highlight potential areas for improvement.
Identified areas for improvement are prioritized and translated into concrete recommendations for action. These recommendations are categorized by topic and aligned with the defined goals. A sensitivity analysis helps assess the effectiveness of individual measures.
The architectural planning is based on the evaluated results, defined priorities, and functional requirements. A customized planning concept is developed, which can cover all service phases up to construction supervision.
