Purpose: This study examines construction core plans for the users of vertical-typed general hospitals to effectively use the flow line. Methods: The study sampled representative 9 hospitals, calculated the depth value through Convex Map of Space Syntax and Justified Graph according to the determination of form of construction core, and analyzed its functional connectivity. Results: The analysis of the connectivity between operation core part and emergency part of core space with high importance in the hospitals showed that the types of <Sev> hospital and <Ajoumc> hospital have the lowest depth value in the spatial phase diagram, where central treatment part and outpatient part are arranged well vertically. Elevators for patients at these hospitals are close to operation and emergency parts actually separated from the elevators for passengers. For shortening of flow line of patients and private movement environment, however, it is desirable to arrange the elevators for patients to be adjacent to the operation parts and to arrange the emergent patient entrances more effectivly to separate them from the flow line of visitors and guardians. Implications: Consideration should be taken into account for the effective flow line design. This study hopefully may serve as a stepping stone for the standard design of horizontal/vertical flow line
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Lee, Hyunjin and Park,Jae-Seung. (2013). A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax. JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE, 19(4), 47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin and Park,Jae-Seung. 2013, "A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax", JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE, vol.19, no.4 pp.47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin, Park,Jae-Seung "A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax" JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE 19.4 pp.47-60 (2013) : 47.
Lee, Hyunjin, Park,Jae-Seung. A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax. 2013; 19(4), 47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin and Park,Jae-Seung. "A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax" JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE 19, no.4 (2013) : 47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin; Park,Jae-Seung. A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax. JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE, 19(4), 47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin; Park,Jae-Seung. A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax. JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE. 2013; 19(4) 47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin, Park,Jae-Seung. A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax. 2013; 19(4), 47-60.
Lee, Hyunjin and Park,Jae-Seung. "A Study of Vertical Circulation System in General Hospitals by Using Space Syntax" JOURNAL OF THE KOREA INSTITUTE OF HEALTHCARE ARCHITECTURE 19, no.4 (2013) : 47-60.