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Ethospace Nurses Station

A nurses station built from a sturdy steel frame and tool-free interchangeable tiles.

Materials
Steel frame

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Description

Overview

Ethospace Nurses Station, designed by Bill Stumpf and Jack Kelley, pairs a sturdy steel frame with interchangeable tiles. Caregiver workspaces can be defined and redefined, giving organizations the flexibility and durability to meet the shifting demands of care.

Construction

A steel frame carries the structure, with ample capacity for power and data and room for hanging storage and work surfaces. Tiles attach to the frames and come off in seconds without tools, and cables are laid in between frame and tile. Planning options of 90, 120 and 135 degrees are available.

Specifications

Ethospace is a modular system of frames, tiles, surfaces and storage that is reconfigured to suit the workspace.

Story

A steel frame that outlasts trends

Bill Stumpf and Jack Kelley designed Ethospace Nurses Station. Its structure is a sturdy steel frame, and the interchangeable tiles can change out for a different look without tools, so reconfiguring for function or refreshing the form does not mean starting over.

Cabling between frame and tile

Wires and cables run in the gap between frame and tile. Installation takes three steps: frames, then cables, then tiles. Components can be reconfigured to create new touchdown spaces, workstations and storage areas.

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