A Tour of the New Health Sciences Clinic

	Remember Building D? This was the home of the Prosthetics and Orthotics course for 20 years.
	See a large, detailed floor plan of the new Health Sciences Clinic.
	The New Health Sciences Clinic. This view is of the front entrance facing Plenty Road.
	The Reception area for the combined P&O; and Podiatry Clinic provides a pleasant and professional welcome to visitors.
	The Courtyard located in the centre of the quadrangular shaped clinic building provides a pleasant aspect to all areas of the building.
	The Japanese Garden landscaping in the Courtyard makes it a pleasant place for staff and students to relax and socialise.
	The Clinical Teaching Room provides 12 cubicles for patient privacy and a central area for clinical gait analysis.
	Two Laboratories located adjacent to the Clinic Teaching Room provide work stations for 24 students in each.
	A separate Plastics Room minimizes fumes and heat in the main workshop areas.
	The Plaster Workshop where students work on casts
	Two views of the equipment in our Machine Room
	The Project Finishing Room, where sewing and leatherwork takes place

The Health Sciences Clinic was designed by Spowers Architects (120 King Street, Melbourne VIC 3000). The NCPO gratefully acknowledges the photographs provided by Spowers for this page.

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