T/GXLX 003-2022 "Care Home" Wellness and Recreation Services Center Part 3: Hardware Construction Standards
T/GXLX 003-2022 "Care Home" Wellness and Recreation Services Center Part 3: Hardware Construction Standards
Basic Information
Scope
Scope: This document defines the terms and definitions of the "Caring Home" health care service center, and stipulates requirements for site selection and layout, functional zoning, hardware construction indicators, barrier-free facilities, safety facilities, fire protection facilities, disinfection and protection facilities, and hardware construction evaluation. This document applies to the hardware construction of "Caring Home" health care service centers within the administrative area of Guangxi, as well as medical care and health service institutions established on the basis of medical institutions. Main technical content: 4. Site selection and layout 4.1 Site selection requirements 4.1.1 The name, function, and logo of the "Caring Home" health care service center should be designed in accordance with unified standards, with a clear location, accurate information, and clear graphics. The site should be flat, with a good natural environment, and sufficient sunlight and ventilation. The requirements for the image logo system of the "Caring Home" health care service center are shown in Table 1. Table 1: Requirements for the image logo system of the "Caring Home" health care service center **Category of the project area** **Requirements for the configuration of the logo** **External wall color**: Orange red should be used as the main color, with fruit green as an accent, to coordinate with the surrounding environment. **Facade signage**: The building or facade should have a clear institutional name and logo, and a simple indication of the scope of the service center's business. **Public service area**: The background, color, and signage of the reception desk should be white, with a fruit green accent color. The background wall should have the service center's name and logo. Waiting areas, reception areas, and restrooms should have clear directional signs. **Corridors and hallways**: The color of the corridors and hallways should be light yell