Mias Gifre, Jose; (2015) Can Zariquiey Health Centre - AV Monographs 173-174 (2015). AV Monographs · Nº 173 -174 pp. 106-111.

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Monterroso is a small town in the interior of the province of Lugo, famous for the annual fair that has been celebrated annually for over 500 years on All Saints’ Day. The municipality belongs to A Ulloa county and comprises 29 civil parrishes and 108 urban cores. As is usual in these cases, the health center services an area greater than that of the town itself, so the bus stop is particularly important in this project. A small green area connects the stop, located on the northwestern end of the block, with the health center, which is accessed through a paved area on the southwest corner. The lower floor, totally buried, contains the women’s clinic areas, physical therapy, dental care and the building services, illuminated and ventilated by courtyards to favor privacy. On the access level is the pediatrics area, the primary care doctor’s offices, and the reception desk with the auxiliary services. Two independent spaces emerge on the upper floor; the restricted access areas for doctors, with a double height void over the main access, and a skylight that, with the setbacks in the west elevation, brighten up the waiting area.

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