The New Building at Peel Memorial

Indoor public spaces

Based on your experiences at any of Osler’s hospitals – Peel Memorial, Brampton Civic, or Etobicoke General – what works best about the indoor public areas – the lobbies, hallways, waiting areas, cafeterias and other spaces – that you think should be incorporated into the new building at Peel Memorial?

Please identify your top three most important features for indoor public spaces:

Windows and natural light

Wayfinding and feeling like I know where to go

Variety of seating configurations

Inclusion of artwork and digital media installations

Clear pathway from parking to inside the hospital

Visibility to outdoors from the interior of the hospital

Interior courtyards and patios

Other

Outdoor spaces

In terms of outdoor spaces, what do you think are the most important elements that will help support a positive patient and family experience at the new building at Peel Memorial?

Please identify your top three most important features for outdoor spaces:

Variety of outdoor seating areas

Gardens and greenspace

Walkways along the hospital grounds

Lighting that creates warmth and a welcoming feeling

Patient drop off and pick-up areas

Landmark features (i.e., a sculpture or a distinctive planted area)

Variation in setting of outdoor spaces (i.e., hard surfaces for walkways, plant varieties etc.)

Other

Do you have other comments about features you think should be incorporated into public areas as the planning and design of the new building at Peel Memorial continues to take shape?

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