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NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTRE Museum of Cryogenics The voyeurism of a museum coupled with the function of a neuroscience research facility to create an ultimate and unexplored viewing experience. Displaying cryogenics for the public viewing to encourage the development and knowledge on neuro-research.

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Designed for the assigned site at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital, this research facility incorporates neuroscience laboratory research functions with the voyeuristic exhibition of the cryopreservation process.

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Page 1: Neuroscience Research Centre ~ Third Year Summer Studio

NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTRE Museum of Cryogenics

The voyeurism of a museum coupled with the function of a neuroscience research facility to create an ultimate and unexplored viewing experience. Displaying cryogenics for the public viewing to encourage the development and knowledge on neuro-research.

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Site Plan 1:4000

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Distribution of Median House Prices

Median houses prices over 0.7 million (2013).

Averaging $80,000 for neuropreservation and $200,000 for whole body preservation, populace from over 50 Perth suburbs could readily finance cryopreservation today.

Considering limitations of space, a high demand for cryopreservation will consequencly increase the cost. This will result in cryogenic patients from Perth’s highest earning suburbs.

Located along a primary transport route, Stirling Highway, these 5 suburbs are ideal for the site’s Neuroscience Centre.

Top Average Wages and Saleries, Perth City (2008)Peppermint Grove $72, 637Cottesloe $71, 793Subiaco $63, 651Nedlands $62, 759Claremont $61, 055

Order of Criteria Selection

To establish a number of people eligible for cryopreservation, data from Perth’s 5 top earning suburbs was compiled. Population and predicted death rates for each suburb provided a baseline. Considering ethics of cryogenics often contradicts religious beliefs, populace with spiritual beliefs were eliminated from the data.

Finally, rates of three common and highly studied neurological disorders, aus-tism, Alzheimer’s Disease and Parkingson’s Disease, established a final number of eligible patients.

Distribution of Neurological Disorders Across 5 Suburbs

Huntington’s Disease

Parkingson’s Disease

Autism

Alhzeimer’s Disease

Cerebral Palsy

Multiple Sclerosis

Population (2008)

Forcasted Deaths (2017-2021)

Percentage of Population with No Religion

Number of People Eligible for Cryopreservation

10,184

8,015

7,5941,529

7,398

911 people85 people

29.6%

19.6%

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Alzheimer’s Disease

Parkingson’s Disease

Autism

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Ocean

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Laboratories

Administration

Net Functional Areas

General Areas

Clinical Areas

Museum Areas

Distribution of Program

20m ²190m ²

20m ² 70m ²

6m ² 500m ²

110m ² 10m ²

40m ² 20m ²

40m ² 100m ²

NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTRE Museum of Cryogenics

Designated Spaces

Scale 1:500

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Primary and Seconday Routes

Site is located within Queen Elizabeth II Medical Centre along Winthrop Avenue. Primary traffic for the Neurocentre comes from Hospital Avenue, the main public road running through the hospital, and down Hampton Road from UWA. Secondary traffic comes from the suburbial streets surrounding the site.

Queen Elizabeth II Master Plan

Master Plan indicates a new light rail through the site along with exsisting bus routes. Being located on the outer edge of the site, the Neurocentre will be approached via walking.

Building Entry

Green space in centre of site doubles as building entrance. Draws traffic from three directions to converge in the middle, away from perimeter, from which they can then enter the Neuroscience Centre.

Hospital Avenue

Verdun Street

Gardiner Drive

Hampton Road Monash Avenue

Winthrop Avenue

Light Rail

Bus Route

Pedestrian

NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH CENTRE Museum of Cryogenics

Paving Layout

Site

Unpaved Areas Herringbone paving

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Overall Plan 1:400

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1 Reception2 Patient Waiting Room3 Office Space/Work Stations4 Semiar Room5 Staff Room/ Patient Kitchen6 Meeting Room7 Blood Collection Space8 Laboratories

9 Neuroscience Laboratories10 Clinical Assesment Area11 Gallery One12 Gallery Two13 Gallery Three14 Bathrooms15 Laboratories/Shared Areas16 Nursing Room

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Section 1:400

Lower Upper 1:400Below +1.00m

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Section 1:400

Section 1:400

Upper Floor Plan 1:400 +1.00m

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Gallery One Plan 1:300

Gallery One Section 1:300

Sections 1:800

West Elevation 1:400

North Elevation 1:800

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