The Green Pulse SK Yee Healthy Life Centre The SK Yee Healthy Life Centre is a modest yet meaningful project. Ronald Lu & Partners (RLP) completed the architectural design, including the interior fit-out, for a rooftop addition with the construction of a lightweight 1,250-square-foot structure. Its “lean and green” design allows the SK Yee Healthy Life Centre to provide more than just a healing environment — it also acts as a home, a garden, and a playground for patients. Its quiet rooftop location offers an ambience of calmness and serenity throughout, immersing patients in nature and daylight and offering them a stress-free healing experience. It demonstrates an exceptional example of the integration of sustainable design into healthcare architecture. A Lean and Green Addition The concept is simple yet profound – the building embodies a number of green elements, beginning with its lightweight steel structure and low-carbon design features. The concept of “pulsation” informs the internal planning of the space, with each counseling room and functional area attached to a garden, creating a constant interplay between interior and exterior, continually drawing light and air into the structure. A Light and Airy Interior The building structure is modest, yet at the same ...
The Green Pulse SK Yee Healthy Life Centre The SK Yee Healthy Life Centre is a modest yet meaningful project. Ronald Lu & Partners (RLP) completed the architectural design, including the interior fit-out, for a rooftop addition with the construction of a lightweight 1,250-square-foot structure. Its “lean and green” design allows the SK Yee Healthy Life Centre to provide more than just a healing environment — it also acts as a home, a garden, and a playground for patients. Its quiet rooftop location offers an ambience of calmness and serenity throughout, immersing patients in nature and daylight and offering them a stress-free healing experience. It demonstrates an exceptional example of the integration of sustainable design into healthcare architecture. A Lean and Green Addition The concept is simple yet profound – the building embodies a number of green elements, beginning with its lightweight steel structure and low-carbon design features. The concept of “pulsation” informs the internal planning of the space, with each counseling room and functional area attached to a garden, creating a constant interplay between interior and exterior, continually drawing light and air into the structure. A Light and Airy Interior The building structure is modest, yet at the same ...