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Chang Gung Hospital

Ricky Liu & Associates / Taoyuan County, China

The Taoyuan Branch of Chang Gung Hospital is located on a 17.5ha site developed by Formosa Plastics, owners of a number of private hospitals in Taiwan. With a gross GFA of 280,000m2 it is known as the Garden Hospital catering to 400,000 outpatients annually. McGregor Coxall were commissioned for site planning, design, documentation and site review of the entire external works including green roofs. The facility has approximately 469 beds servicing both day surgery and long stay patients.

The site program was conceived from the psychological notion that landscape is important in the healing process for patients. Design components included extensive roof gardens, an outdoor cafe, interactive water features, walking trails, sun dial, tea gardens and outdoor art/craft workshop plazas. All non potable water for the project is supplied through a black water treatment plant. The building is designed to accommodate social and medical advancements well into the future.

Site Area

17.5 ha

Services

  • Furniture and Signage
  • Green Roof
  • Streetscape
  • Waterfeature
A modern outdoor plaza with stone flooring and curved wooden benches. A large, angled white sculpture stands prominently. Overhead, a series of interconnected black beams create a partial shade structure. In the background, Chang Gung Hospital rises tall against the clear blue sky.
A symmetrical image shows a pathway leading between two tall, sleek, dark stone walls towards a distant, tall obelisk under a blue sky. The ground is paved with irregular stone tiles, and the mirrored walls reflect the pathway and sky, evoking the meticulous planning of Chang Gung Hospital.
Public park with neatly trimmed grass, paved pathways, wooden benches, and symmetrically planted trees. The area is bordered by a stone wall, and a road leading to Chang Gung Hospital with electric pylons is visible in the background under a clear sky.
A sunny day brightens a pedestrian pathway flanked by lush greenery and modern architecture near Chang Gung Hospital. Palm trees and shrubs line the wooden and stone walkway, which features shaded seating areas under geometric structures, with a distant view of mountains and sky visible.
Aerial view of an elevated, terraced garden and outdoor space attached to a modern building. The area features a mix of stone-paved surfaces, garden plots, wooden decking, and seating arrangements. In the background, lush green forests and farmland are visible near Chang Gung Hospital.
Aerial view of a modern building complex, reminiscent of Chang Gung Hospital, featuring a mix of concrete, glass, and greenery. The design includes rooftop gardens, a circular skylight, and landscaped pathways. The surrounding area has roads and parked vehicles against a backdrop of urban elements and lush greenery.
Aerial view of a modern road leading to Chang Gung Hospital, with a secured entrance featuring a white car arriving at the gate. The well-maintained road includes landscaped areas with grass and trees, orange traffic cones, and pathways, set against a backdrop of greenery and trees.
Aerial view of a modern green landscape featuring neatly trimmed bushes, trees, and grass areas. Paved walkways and roads with marked lanes weave through the scene. Buildings, including Chang Gung Hospital with rooftop gardens, are visible alongside lush greenery and parking areas.
A sunlit path with a stone-paved sidewalk curves through a lush, green area with trees and bushes. Concrete benches line the pathway, providing seating. The serene scene is surrounded by dense vegetation, and there's a road adjacent to the sidewalk leading to Chang Gung Hospital.
Aerial view of a modern building with green rooftop terraces and landscaped gardens. The terraces feature trees, bushes, and seating areas. Adjacent to the building is a road with cars, separated by a line of trees and a sidewalk, reminiscent of the layout at Chang Gung Hospital.
An aerial view of a landscaped urban area beside Chang Gung Hospital reveals green lawns, trees, and wooden benches. A long pedestrian bridge, supported by metal pillars, spans through the area, connecting different sections of the space seamlessly.
Modern building complex featuring a mix of high-rise and low-rise structures with palm trees lining the pathway, green landscaping, and a clear blue sky in the background. Steps and railings are visible along the stone-paved walkway near Chang Gung Hospital.
Two side-by-side images of an urban building complex with lush greenery. The left side shows a rooftop garden with a brick wall and outdoor furniture, lined with plants. The right side features Chang Gung Hospital's multi-story building, its balconies adorned with plants and surrounded by trees.

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