The Experiential Design Index

David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care (Building) — David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care

The David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care, Memorial Sloan Kettering's 750,000-square-foot outpatient cancer treatment facility in New York City, opened January 2020; architecture by Perkins Eastman with Ennead Architects, and experience design by ICRAVE.

VenueDavid H. Koch Center for Cancer Care
Project typeNew Building
StatusCompleted
Year completed2020

Credits

FirmRoleNote
perkins-eastman Architecture
Ennead Architects Architecture Collaborating architect with Perkins Eastman
icrave Exhibit Design led experience-design strategy for the building's public spaces and patient rooms, organizing floors into repeating Restoration/Recreation/Activation typologies

Description

A 25-floor freestanding outpatient facility organized into repeating sets of Restoration, Recreation, and Activation floor typologies so patients are never far from each, aimed at restoring a sense of control for cancer patients and families; ICRAVE led the experience-design strategy for public spaces and patient rooms within Perkins Eastman and Ennead Architects' building design.

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