Ethospace Nurses' Station

Designed by Jack Kelley

Efficient and VersatileComprehensive vocabulary. Choose the components that support nursing requirements and arrange them as needed.Frame-and-tile design. Tiles attach to 3 1/2-inch-thick structural steel frames; allows a great variety of look and function.Planning freedom. 90-, 120-, 135-degree connections maximize layout possibilities and use floor space most efficiently.Easy to change. Stations can quickly adapt to new requirements; tiles, screens, and other components can be selectively replaced or rearranged with minimal disruption.Power OptionsOption 1: Modular electrical system. Factory-installed by Herman Miller.Option 2: Hard-wired system. Field-installed when required by local electrical codes.Open frame interior. Allows lay-in cabling and unmatched cable capacity; tiles remove easily for complete access to power and cables.Broad ApplicationPatient care. Supports traffic flow and enhances communication.Critical care. Integrates computer and monitoring technology; manages access to patients, staff, and information.Emergency. Manages technology and helps staff stay organized; durable for 24-hour use.Non-clinical areas. Satellite stations, decentralized stations, conference rooms, dictation offices, administrative offices, and reception.Inviting EnvironmentsAesthetic choices. Wide selection of fabrics, finishes, and materials, including Corian surfaces.Architectural scale. A strong, finished look.Custom fascia. Expresses the architectural theme and identity of the facility.Stays fresh. Update the wall’s look simply by changing tiles.