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

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site section: views to the lake

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100’ 200’ 400’50’0

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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.