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Natália Ransolin
Natália Ransolin is an architect and PhD candidate in Civil Engineering at UFRGS (Brazil). Her main thesis goal is to integrate the resilient performance of staff and patient flows between hospital units, accounting for the complexity of built environment requirements through Evidence-based design and BIM approaches.
Articles By This Author
The Built Environment Influence On Resilient Healthcare
Healthcare facilities allow for a wide range of services performed by different users (e.g., managers, frontline workers, patients, and family members), which demands different solutions from the built environment in terms of components, utilities, and spaces.
Designing and Operating the Built Environment for Resilient Healthcare Services
Focusing on how the built environment has supported the resilient performance of healthcare services during the pandemic crisis, six main lessons for supporting resilient healthcare were associated with the four resilience abilities.