Use the relationship chart and the space requirements presented below to develop a Space Relationship Diagram and an initial layout plan for a hospital layout. A- Relationship Chart Value A E 1 Closeness Absolutely necessary Especially important Important Ordinary closeness OK Unimportan Not desirable No. of Ratings 11 20 10 20 1. Outpatient 1 U X X 1 2. Surgical 2 E 1 31 A 3. Patient care 0 4 3 N A 3 1 3 4. Obstetric and kynecological E 3 A . E 1 3 3 5. Laboratory $70 + 2 0 3 O 0 3 3 4 0 4 u 6. Physical therapy 4 1 4 U U E 2 221212 4 + E U 7. Radiology 3 2 7 2 Ol.. E 4 10 20 0 o 1 # Dispensary U 4 re X 0 0 U 0 u 0 0 0 9. Food Service 12 0 4 0 1 22 122 4 O 4 U u 10. Laundries eX O 2 1 U A 4 11. Employee Facilities E 4 1 1 1 04 U 1 4 12. Housekeeping 4 1 1 + U U Receiving and storage ex ch o 22 4 U & 14. Maintenance 12 U 6 15. Lobby A E Code 4 - 1 16. Admissions E 1 2 3 Reason Easy access Minimite interactions Related medical service Considerable interaction 17. Olhos B- Space Requirements Outpatient Surgical Patient care (100 rooms) Obstetric and gynecological Laboratory Physical therapy Radiology Dispensary Food service Laundry Employee facilities Housekeeping Receiving and storage (five areas) Maintenance Lobby Admissions Offices 3500 ft 1600 ft? 120 ft? each 1600 ft2 2500 ft 1000 ft 2500 ft 800 ft 2800 ft 300 ft? 1400 ft 400 ft 200 ft 900 ft 300 ft 200 ft 2,000 ft