Medical Planning Standard Atlas and Drawing Review Key Points (1. Digital Design Atlas for Children's Hospital Buildings)
A foundation for safe, healing environments built for clinicians, designers and owners. It integrates evidence-based healthcare space dimensions, infection control barriers and human-centered circulation into a searchable, testable and continuously refinable standard atlas system. Your suggestions and guidance are welcome, thank you!
Distilled from children's hospital medical planning, review logic and standardized presentation: flow organization, infection control zoning, equipment terminals, clearances and dimensions, child-friendliness and drawing review key points.
Department process summariesFlow organization and review focus for outpatient, emergency, medical technology and inpatient spaces
Standard drawing lookup and space modules
Search space names, departments, resource types or review keywords. Each module has an interactive 3D information model.
Medical process flow
Confirm outpatient, emergency, surgery, imaging, ward and logistics flows step by step through interactive discussion. External links point to searches for online flowcharts, flow diagrams and animated videos; the site does not reproduce unlicensed material.
Overall medical process flow diagram — solid lines are patient flows, cyan dashed lines clean logistics, ochre dotted lines dirty flows; drawn from the site's six main flows and GB 51039-2014 process relationships (click to enlarge)
Code review workbench
Organized layer by layer as "department section → space module → review focus → related code clauses". Click any space module to open its code clauses, official public search links and discussion and confirmation path.
Layer-by-layer review method
Select a department first, then a space module. The dialog compiles the module's process confirmation points, review focus items, local resources and related code clauses.
This site does not provide code PDF downloads or direct links. Code links only point to public search pages of the competent authorities, the national standards platform or official atlas websites; formal design and review should use legally obtained current texts.
Layer-by-layer review flow — department → module → focus → clause, narrowing down step by stepReview focus legend — 11 tag types shared by module cards and review dialogs
Flow illustrations and external diagrams
Supplementary online flowcharts, plans and spatial organization diagrams for discussing outpatient, emergency, surgery, inpatient nursing unit and other modules.
Cases and resources
A collection of classic healthcare building cases and evidence-based design resources, plus the site's own diagrams and video.
Drawing review
Review first: register the drawings and space scope, then automatically match space modules, generate check lists and optimization suggestions; local rule review by default, drawings are not uploaded to the server.
Upload / registerLocal browser recognition and conversion; original drawings are not uploaded
Hospital drawing identity verificationNo file selected yet. Before generating formal review results, the system verifies the file format and medical scene clues.
Image annotation / error indexWaiting to generate
Images are displayed directly; DWG is converted to a high-resolution PNG in the browser, while DXF/PDF still use the resource base drawing.
Automatic review listReview first, optimize second
The 3D information model places rooms, components, people, flows and review points in one space to reveal obstructions, collisions, clearance and interface issues that are hard to see in plans. The model is for process discussion; final conclusions follow the code text and review comments.
Observe the spaceDrag with one finger to rotate, pinch to zoom and pan; double-tap to return to the overall view.
Switch presentationWalls, exterior, brightness and sectioning help see the interior; interior partitions stay solid, and exterior walls blocking the camera become transparent automatically.
Check relationshipsClick components to view specifications and review links; turn on people, flows and review marks to check work zones and transfer routes.
Adjust the room"Code minimum" checks minimum requirements; "Code design value" is a design study reference and does not replace project conditions or specialist assessment.
Select spaceSearch for the target room in space modules.
View modelFirst confirm equipment, staff and flow relationships.
Turn on systemsRead collision, out-of-bounds, clearance and person placement results.
Step-by-step reviewReturn to the module to compare with clauses and original resources.
Page 2 · Typical department interface
Standard operating room: from model observation to review conclusion
Using the standard operating room as an example, the interface places real spatial relationships, tools and code information in one view. Observe staff and equipment first, then turn on system information and review marks, and finally return to the module to check clauses.
Standard operating room · 3D information model interface
1Model viewportDrag to rotate, pinch to zoom and pan; first check the relationship between the operating table, ceiling pendants, equipment and staff work zones.
2View and displayOrbit, walk-through and recenter control the viewpoint; walls, exterior and brightness help see the space boundaries.
3Professional tools"Systems" shows medical gas, airflow and clean–dirty flows; "Room, section, components" locate clearances, collisions and interfaces.
4Information and conclusionsPeople, components and review marks show responsible objects; code dimensions are checked against module clauses, and recommended values are only for design studies.
Recommended orderRecenter → view room boundaries → turn on people/components → turn on systems and flows → view review marks → step-by-step review
Page 3 · Site content structure
From the standard atlas to drawing issues
The site is organized as "principles—department—room—review". Each piece of content has one main entry, with related links elsewhere.
Standard atlasProcess principles, child-friendliness, infection control and the three-level atlas organization method.
Space modulesRoom resources and 3D models for outpatient, emergency, medical technology and inpatient.
Medical process flowPatient, clinical staff, clean–dirty, specimen and logistics routes.
Code reviewModule clauses, hard indicators and manual review paths.
Drawing reviewUpload or register drawings, generate error indexes, lists and review records; on mobile, swipe left and right to switch steps.
Cases and resourcesView original resources and their sources.
Number reading rulesProminent numbers are used only for hard requirements explicitly stated in codes; model demonstration values and optimization suggestions are shown in normal text.