Affinity Health System Prototype Clinic, Fox Valley Area, Wisconsin
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 | Affinity Health System Prototype Clinic |
| Designer | Flad Architects, Madison, Wisconsin, USA |
| Location | Fox Valley Area, Wisconsin, USA |
| Date | 2004-2007 (multiple clinics) |
| Green Certification | LEED Silver Certified |
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Rendering of the Affinity Exterior |
 Rendering of the Clinic at Night |
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| Client | Affinity Health System |
| Area | 12,000 sq ft |
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Affinity Health System (AHS), ranked 11th in the nation and best in Wisconsin for integrated healthcare delivery, is a regional health network serving over 12 communities with approximately 90,000 members.
Flad Architects worked with AHS on the design of a new prototype clinic that was implemented at six sites over a five year period throughout the Fox Valley area. Emphasis on sustainability was an integral part of all components of the design to achieve LEED certification. Notable features include a large vaulted entry and an adjacent healing garden. A history wall reflects events specific to each region, as well as the history and culture of the institution.
This project was accepted by the Center for Health Design as a Pebble Project, which involved significant research on the achievement of measurable patient outcome goals.
