محمدمهدي فاطمي

The emergence of the covid-19 virus, the increase in microbial resistance and the lack of a vaccine for the current epidemic emphasized the need to pay attention to the eva‎luation of architectural design strategies with the aim of preventing the spread of infection in medical environments. The experience of dealing with the Covid-19 virus showed how the adoption of architectural design strategies plays an important role in preventing and controlling infection, and it was also effective as a panacea in curbing the spread of this virus and other infectious diseases. Covid-19, in a dangerous manner of rapid spread and extreme speed of transmission, led to a shortage in health care facilities such as inpatient and isolation spaces for infected people; The increasing number of Covid-19 cases emphasized the need for effective and intensive implementation of medical centers to provide fast and safe healthcare services. Various strategies were implemented by countries that had experienced the worst damage to reduce or stop the spread of this virus. Joint measures to create an isolated space to contain the epidemic of Covid-19 include self-isolation at home, isolation in normal hospitals, isolation in existing epidemic hospitals, isolation in resistant buildings. In case of emergency, isolation in temporary mobile cabins, and isolation in newly built temporary hospitals for Covid-19. The current research, while eva‎luating the isolation measures, has explained the construction solutions outside the project site (prefab and modular) in emergency situations.

بحران اپيدمي , كوويد-19 , معماري فضاهاي درماني , عفونت بيمارستاني , ساخت و ساز سريع , ساخت و ساز خارج از سايت , ساخت و ساز مدولار

Architecture Of Therapeutic Spaces , Covid-19 , Epidemic Crisis , Hospital Infection , Modular Construction , Off-site Construction , Rapid Construction

Mohammad Mahdi Fatemi

Dr. Seyyed Abbas Yazdanfar