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When developing the layout for the new ICU, the Facilities Planning Department at RPCI regularly met with nursing, senior administration, infection control and other key internal departments to determine what kinds of materials, equipment, colors and designs would best suit the unit’s needs. To meet performance requirements and help achieve a calming, soothing atmosphere for patients and families, planning officials implemented a combination of noraplan environcare™ and noraplan® mega throughout the eighth floor renovation. The flooring’s resilient surface helps reduce noise and provides the underfoot comfort necessary for patient and employee well-being. Additionally, the low-maintenance requirements limit bacteria growth and aid with infection control without ever requiring the application of wax or floor finish. The result is a visually calming ICU that, because of its eighth floor location, features breathtaking views of downtown Buffalo from patient rooms and provides the peaceful atmosphere for patients and families to get the rest they need to recover quickly.
Building | Roswell Park Cancer Institute |
Market Segment | Healthcare |
Products | noraplan® signa, Stairtread norament® 926 |
Architect | Zaxis Architectural, PC – Buffalo, NY |
Installation Year | 2012 |
Rubber flooring with a changing base colour consisting of three harmoniously matched colour components and characteristic granule inclusions. Available in smooth or reflectionbreaking surface.
One-coloured with classic round pastille, footfall sound absorption improvement of 12 dB.
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