Medical Mall

A free-standing unit that provides a 'one-stop shopping' format for delivering health care
Examples Cardiac evaluation, imaging, outpatient surgery, rehabilitation therapy, pulmonary clinics, etc.

Services
Behavioral Health
Inpatient and outpatient evaluation and treatment of mental disorders.
Bariatric/ Weight Loss Surgery
Weight loss surgery for severely overweight patients.
Cancer
Care for patients with various forms of cancer is offered through clinics in the Zimmer Cancer Center
and the inpatient oncology floor of NHRMC.
Children's Services
The Betty H. Cameron Women's & Children's Hospital was designed with programs and
environments to minimize the impact an illness or injury can have on children's lives and the lives of
their families.
Diabetes
Inpatient Diabetes Unit cares for seriously ill patients with diabetes.
Emergency and Trauma
Includes emergency departments at New Hanover Regional Medical Center, Cape Fear Hospital and
Pender Memorial Hospital, as well as Trauma Services at NHRMC, New Hanover Regional EMS,
Critical Care Transport, and VitaLine.
Family Medicine
NHRMC Family Medicine is a physician practice run by the Family Medicine Residency Program of
SEAHEC. It cares for families from babies through seniors.
Geriatric Medicine
The inpatient acute care Geriatrics Unit of New Hanover Regional Medical Center cares for seniors
with pulmonary, gastrointestinal, nutritional and general medical needs.
Healing Arts
A service for patients in NHRMC that helps them cope with their illness through the use of art,
massage, and other therapies.
Heart
The Heart Center includes treatment and rehabilitation services for problems of the heart and blood
vessels.
Home Care
Care for patients in the comfort and security of their own homes.
Imaging & Diagnostics
Diagnostic imaging services, including X-Ray, MRI, and CT scans, are offered at various locations
for the patient's convenience.

Nephrology
Unit caring for patients with chronic or acute kidney failure.
Neuroscience
Unit of NHRMC caring for patients with problems relating to the brain and spinal cord.
Orthopedics
Inpatient and outpatient surgical services for patients with problems with their muscles, joints, bones,
ligaments, tendons and nerves.
Pulmonary Program
The Outpatient Pulmonary Program program designed to improve the quality of life for patients
suffering with chronic bronchitis, emphysema, asthma, or other debilitating lung diseases.
Rehabilitation
Rehabilitation services ranging from recovery from traumatic injury or illness to outpatient therapy for
back and neck pain.
Spine
Neurosurgical and Orthopedic spine specialists help patients with a wide range of back pain and
spinal cord conditions.
Surgical Services
Surgeries at NHRMC are done in a new facility designed for both the latest technology and the
comfort of patients and their families.
Women's Services
Includes pre-conception services, pregnancy, and the Birthplace as well as other health care issues
particular to women.

Northpark Mall is a two-level enclosed regional shopping mall on County Line Road in the city
of Ridgeland, Mississippi, across from the state capital of Jackson, Mississippi. It is managed and
co-owned by Simon Property Group. The mall opened in 1984 with four anchors Jacksonbased McRae's, Gayfers, D.H. Holmes, and J. C. Penney. Northpark also has a cinema located in
the back of the mall, originally a 10-screen operation, which later expanded to a 14-screen state-ofthe-art setup under Regal Entertainment Group's United Artists Theatres brand.
The mall was built by Cadillac Fairview, who sold it to Mills Corporation in 2003.[1]
Northpark's initial success took most of the remaining business from the struggling Jackson Mall,
south of the Madison-Hinds county line, which had opened in 1969 with three anchors. J. C. Penney
and Gayfers were two, both relocating to Northpark in 1985, while Woolco closed prior to Northpark's
opening. Jackson Mall has since been redeveloped as a medical mall, providing health care for the
inner city urban poor.

Northpark Mall's current direct competition includes Metrocenter Mall, which was built in southwest
Jackson in 1978, and the Outlets of Mississippi in nearby Pearl just south of the city by the
intersection of I-55 & I-20. The Outlets shopping center was completed in 2013.
In the midst of a volatile local market, a downturn came at Metrocenter in April 1999 when its
Gayfers anchor closed due to the Dillard's buyout of Gayfers' parent company, Mercantile Stores.
Another blow came in 2004 when Dillard's announced they were closing its Metrocenter location,
and consolidating operations to its Northpark properties anchor spaces at the ends of the mall's
north and south wings, acquired via D. H. Holmes and Gayfers.
A third anchor conversion came in March 2006, as all McRae's stores, including the store at
Northpark and Metrocenter, were rebranded by Belk. Both the McRae's and Proffitt's chains had
been purchased by Belk in late 2005. Belk of Metrocenter Mall was closed in August 2009. This will
boost patronage at the Northpark and Dogwood Festival locations.

Seoul National University Hospital, a prestigious medical, research and education

institution in Korea, needed to add clinic space in their central hospital, the
cornerstone of a campus that includes specialty hospitals, labs, research and education
facilities. Because the existing campus was essentially at-capacity, there was virtually
no space for a new vertical facility. Without the option to build up, our architects and
engineers crafted a medical mall solution from the ground down.
The design concept places most functions below the surface level and includes three
floors of outpatient clinics, retail and support spaces and a three-level parking garage
with a focus on flexibility, intuitive wayfinding, expandability. The mostly belowgrade space was designed to feel light and natural through the inclusion of a courtyard
and all-natural light via skylights. Natural materials, landscaping, water, light and air
were included throughout the design to provide a connection to nature.
As the project would connect to many other hospitals on site, designers also took care
to understand the relationships and circulation paths between the different buildings.
The team's consideration of the site's overall plan, the importance of pedestrian traffic,
and how the campus might change in the future, ultimately created a stronger
connection between all campus functions.

A leader in the global academic community, Seoul National University has served as a trusted source for
Korean public health information for more than 100 years. The design competition for additions to the Seoul
National University Hospital Medical Mall required concepts for outpatient clinics, retail, and support spaces
while honoring the historic hospital structure as a focal point. With an emphasis on flexibility, intuitive
wayfinding, expandability, and connection to nature, the resulting underground design establishes a healthy,
vibrant aesthetic.