https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2236-tef-design en-us Just off to the side of the palm tree–lined main entry to Stanford University’s stunning campus in Palo Alto, California, sits the compact Hoover Medical Campus.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11761 Fri, 01 Jul 2016 09:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11761-stanford-neuroscience-health-center Vertical bands of fenestration on the new center’s street-facing exterior wall mimic those on the adjacent Hoover Pavilion, an Art Deco hospital building from the last century. Photo © Bruce Damonte The Art Deco Hoover Pavilion. Photo © Bruce Damonte An exterior wall is a balanced composition of glass, stucco, and terra-cotta. Photo © Bruce Damonte At the main entrance, a large reception area welcomes patients for sometimes daylong appointments. Photo © Bruce Damonte Patients receiving infusion therapy on the second floor have daylight-filled spaces with views. Photo © Bruce Damonte Patient waiting rooms are spacious, sun-filled areas. Photo © Bruce Damonte A terrace on the fourth floor with views of the Hoover Pavilion provides staff with a space for outdoor dining and gathering. Photo © Bruce Damonte Photo © Bruce Damonte Photo © Bruce Damonte Photo © Bruce Damonte Photo © Bruce Damonte Photo © Bruce Damonte Image Courtesy TEF Design Image courtesy TEF Design Image courtesy TEF Design Image courtesy TEF Design