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Statistics about cancer, the state of Missouri and the city of Saint Louis, and a site proposal for a new cancer wellness center.
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Urban RetreatDan Bollard _ Emily Thompson _ Anita Hsieh _ Kenny Chen
February 26, 2012
site analysis
Convenience is Motivation
Accessability is Encouragement
Source: 2005-2007, America Cancer Society
Lifetime Probability of Developing Cancer Cancer Death Rates
Prosta
te
Panc
reat
ic
Colorectal
Colorectal
Lung
Lymphoma
Lung
Brea
st
Lymphoma
Pancreatic
634,325Male Deaths / year
437,330Female Deaths / year
TOTAL DEATHS BY CAUSE
Colon-Rectum Cancer
9.58 %
=12.5%
2.89 %
24.14 %
Lung Cancer
Coronary Heart Disease
Cancer Death Rates
24.81 %
7.02%
2.96%
CANCER DEATH RATES (PER 100,000)
Lung Cancer
Breast Cancer
Stomach Cancer
Bladder Cancer
Lymphoma
Colon-Rectal Cancer
Leukemia
Cervical Cancer
Prostate Cancer
Oral Cancer
62.351.7 62.3
25.323.4
23.6
17.1
7.2
6.7
23.7
2.3
2.9
4.23.2
17.8
8.6
6.5
2.5
2.4
4.33.7
CANCER DEATH RATES (PER 100,000)
Lung Cancer
Breast Cancer
Stomach Cancer
Bladder Cancer
Lymphoma
Colon-Rectal Cancer
Leukemia
Cervical Cancer
Prostate Cancer
Oral Cancer
62.351.7 62.3
25.323.4
23.6
17.1
7.2
6.7
23.7
2.3
2.9
4.23.2
17.8
8.6
6.5
2.5
2.4
4.33.7
62.351.7
Lung Cancer Deaths arein Missouri than national average.
21% higher
Cancer Death Rates in Missouri
COMPARING SMOKING AND LUNG CANCER
Lung Cancer
Breast Cancer
Stomach Cancer
Bladder Cancer
Lymphoma
Colon-Rectal Cancer
Leukemia
Cervical Cancer
Prostate Cancer
Oral Cancer
62.3 62.3
25.3
23.7
2.3
2.9
4.23.2
17.8
8.6
6.5
of the adult population (18+) in Missouri are cigarette smokers.
62.3
18.4%
25.0%
25%
missourithe condition of cancer
KANSAS CITY459,787
LEE’S SUMMIT91,364
INDEPENDENCE116,830
ST LOUIS1,319,294
ST CHARLES65,794
O’FALLON79,329
COLUMBIA108,500
SPRINGFIELD159,498
64
3529
44
55
MISSOURI - THE BIG PICTURE_LARGEST POPULATED CITIES + MAJOR INTERSTATES
KANSAS CITY459,787
LEE’S SUMMIT91,364
INDEPENDENCE116,830
ST LOUIS1,319,294
ST CHARLES65,794
O’FALLON79,329
COLUMBIA108,500
SPRINGFIELD159,498
64
3529
44
55
MISSOURI - THE BIG PICTURE_COUNTIES IN METROPOLIS AREA
PLATTE
CLAY
JACKSON
GREENE
ST LOUIS COUNTY
ST LOUIS CITY
_Statistics by Metro AreaMISSOURI - THE BIG PICTURE
POPULATION IN CITY / COUNTY
CITY
COUNTY
985,419
459,787
1,318,250
319,294
159,498
275,174
POPULATION DENSITY
693.21
2308.46
407.50
1,421.49
569.90
674.97DENSITYPER SQ MI
TOTAL AREA(SQ MI)
TOP 3 CANCER INCIDENCE RATES IN MISSOURI, %(2004-2008)
Prostate
Female Breast
Lung and Bronchus
Colon and Rectum
26.24 29.95
22.6 22.18
18.78 14.37
18.18 15.33
8.70 10.32
11.38 10.80
28.14 30.01
15.97 15.12
10.49 10.92
COMPARING CANCER NUMBERS IN MISSOURI : NEW CASES & SURVIVIORS(2008)
4,558
7,061
1,285
Missouri 2008
New Cases
Survivors
2,591
4,427
754
TRANSPORTATION - BY AIR
28,684.60
33,698.60
Lambert-St. Louis International Airport
Springfield-Branson National Airport
Kansas City International Airport
953.00
daily airline passengers per day
non-stop connected cities
59
90
10
TRANSPORTATION - BY CAR
413,568
526,156
147,615
daily traffic volume
64
35
29
44
55
ST LOUIS64
3529
44
55
Je�erson City
Kansas CityColumbia
St. Charles
Independence
Lee’s SummitO’Fallon
St. LouisJe�erson City
Kansas CityColumbia
St. Charles
Independence
Lee’s Summit
Saint Joseph
O’Fallon
Springfield
ST.LOUIS
,MOGateway to the West
ANALYSIS KEY_SITE ANALYSIS
HOSPITALS LOCATED WITHIN THE URBAN AREAS
TRANSPORTATIONMODES LOCATED AROUND HOSPITALS
POST-TREATMENT SERVICESGENERALLY THREE SERVICES LOCATED WITHIN EACH LOCATION
PHYSICAL ACTIVITY CLASSES
HEALTH/NUTRITIONCLASSES
APPEARANCEBEAUTY/WHIG SALONS
COMMUNITY HOSPITALS
GROUP SUPPORT MEETINGS
RADII USED TO DETERMINE OVERLAP OF THREE CRITERIA FOR POTENTIAL SITES
ANALYSIS CRITERIA FOR SITE CONSIDERATIONS
UNIVERSITY/RESEARCH HOSPITALS
METRO BUS PERSONAL CAR/ RIDE SERVICE
POTENTIAL SITE AREA
2 MILE RADIUS
10 MILE RADIUS
5 MILE RADIUS
ST. LOUIS, MO_SITE ANALYSIS
HOSPITALS
TRANSPORTATION
POST-TREATMENT SERVICES
2 MILE RADIUS
10 MILE RADIUS
5 MILE RADIUS
connectionsaccess thru transportation networks
ST LOUIS1,319,294
ST CHARLES65,794
O’FALLON79,329
64
44
55
1 HOUR
DRIVING TIMES
30 MINUTES
10 MINUTES
ST LOUIS COUNTY
ST LOUIS CITY
ST LOUIS64
44
551 HOUR
DRIVING TIMES
30 MINUTES
10 MINUTES
Transportation: Travel Time
urban networks of careaccess thru transportation networks
NEWLY DIAGNOSED CASES PER YEAR
(2010)
1,000
ST MARY’S HEALTH CENTER
8,000
SITEMAN CANCER CENTER
3,500
ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
ST. LOUIS CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL
120CARDINAL GLENNON CHILDREN’S CENTER
70
INCIDENCE CASES OF CANCER IN CITY AND SURROUNDING
COUNTIES PER YEAR
ST. LOUIS CITY
ST. LOUIS COUNTY
EAST ST. LOUIS COUNTIES
SURROUNDING CITY+COUNTIES TOTAL
10,061
1,456
5,605
3,000
10,061
10,061
10,061
12,690
NEWLY DIAGNOSED VS.
TOTAL CASES
TOTAL CANCER CASES RECIEVED
TOTAL CANCER CASES IN SURROUNDING AREA
11,549# of visits
7# of visits by each participant during 2009
Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis
= 10 people
# of participants
1,643
data from Cancer Support Community Wellness Center Annual Report 2009
632 support groups
414 education workshops
372 Staenberg Family Foundation cancer services program
301 stress management programs
data from Cancer Support Community Wellness Center Annual Report 2009
Cancer Support Community of Greater St. Louis
= 10 people
data from Cancer Support Community Wellness Center Annual Report 2009
transition to the retreatlinking urban networks with nature
retreat
100’ 200’ 400’0
HOSPITALPARK
PARK
64’
64’
100’ 200’ 400’50’0
site section: views to the lake
64
100’ 200’ 400’50’0
100’ 200’ 400’50’0
URBANTRANSITIONRETREAT
100’ 200’ 400’0
Metro Station
Walking Path
9 Minutes
Parking Lot
5 Minutes
4 Minutes
2 Minutes
11 Minutes
11 Minutes
7 Minutes
6 Minutes
3 Minutes
8 Minutes
8 Minutes
Bus Stop
let’s band together against cancer
welcome the retreat.
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