Rules for the configuration of the collective area plan of the Korean Tradicional Medical Center.

There would be three covered gardens that includes both the plants use for the body treatment and the common spaces that enables the patient to recibe the proper attention. The three of them are located following the natural slope of the terrain. There is a relationship between the location in the slope and the size of the ocuppied area so that the bigest one is also the one that is closer to the valley. The vegetation contained in each of the greenhouse gardens are naturally grown in the valleys, hills and mountains of Korea. There is a certain proportion between the height of the plants and the average height of the ecosystem in which they naturally grow. The first garden that we find is the bigest one and also the one that has highest vegetation that is the natural one growing in korean valleys. The second and medium size garden contains the vegetation tipically grown in the hilly landscape of korea that therefore is the medium size one. The tiny garden of the that ocupied the hightes position in the slope is the one cotaining low vegetation tipical from the mountains.

There would be a path that would allow visitors and patients to walk around the three gardens. The path should be composed by to chanels the first one is an indoors path and the second is an outdoor path so that it is sure that a cofortable walk can be practice all over the year.

The entring path to each garden is dedicated to a particular plant or vegetal spicie so that the visitor can learn the tipical orientation of each of the families and can follow the botanical charaterictics of it.

The entrance of workers is separated from the visitors or patients so that again we produce the illusion of a calmed landscape in which the technical requirements are only seen by the workers.