Tohoku University Hospital, CT and waiting room
In addition to featuring David Fleetham’s beautiful underwater photography in the MRI suite, Tohoku University Hospital has also installed research-verified Luminous SkyCeilings in their Computerized Tomography (CT) suite, as well as the patient waiting room.
A set of two 60cm X 1.2m virtual skylights greet patients in the join waiting room, as well as a much larger 4’ X 6’ (1.2m X 1.8m) Luminous SkyCeiling above the scanning equipment. Both installations help provide visual comfort by framing a beautiful vista to wide open blue skies.
Tohoku University Hospital was founded over two centuries ago (1817) when the Sendai Medical School Dispensary opened its doors. In 1913, it was renamed the Tohoku Imperial University Specialized Medical Department Clinic, and since then has expanded into the modern day Tohoku University Hospital (TUH).
TUH is a large public hospital with 57 departments and 1,262 beds. The hospital offers diagnostic and therapeutic treatment using advanced medical equipment by healthcare professionals who aim to provide patient-centered care.
![Tohoku University Hospital, CT and waiting room](/images/portfolio/new/TohokuUniversityHospital1_lft_1.jpg)
This Installation Features:
Luminous SkyCeilingTM
![Tohoku University Hospital, CT and waiting room](/images/portfolio/new/TohokuUniversityHospital1_lft_1.jpg)
This Installation Features:
Luminous SkyCeilingTM
![Tohoku University Hospital, CT and waiting room](/images/portfolio/new/TohokuUniversityHospital2_rt_1.jpg)