A wide range of building amenities cater to a diverse array of users. These spaces support employee satisfaction, health, and productivity by providing conducive spaces for relaxation, collaboration, and personal well-being. Building amenities serve either the public or staff, depending on the program. Building amenities are shared spaces that should be dispersed across the building to encourage use and create a supportive and inclusive environment. Evaluate existing amenities and contemplate the addition of requisite ones to your project to ensure alignment with facility goals.

The entry is not merely a point of access but a crucial element that orchestrates the transition from the external environment to the internal space. It functions as the architectural interface that establishes the UCSF identity and sets the initial impression. A blend of aesthetics and functionality, the entry is designed to create a welcoming atmosphere that reflects UCSF’s ethos. It serves as a navigational hub for patients, staff, and visitors to different departments. Beyond aesthetics, the entry serves a practical purpose as a checkpoint for security, access control, and reception services, ensuring a smooth and organized flow of people in and out of the building.