East Kent is home to various sized hospitals that cater for specific services.
The Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital in Margate was chosen for closer analysis. Over the years it has evolved into an ad-hoc configuration due to new buildings being added over time.
The extracted route of the hospital illustrates the atmospherical and ephemeral moments of this hospital sometimes detached from the outside world.
Margate was home to the Royal Sea-Bathing Infirmary and a reminder of this old hospital is a ward named 'Sea Bathing Ward'. However this ward deals with emergency orthopaedics.
Whilst in Margate it can be said that the old notion of the seaside being beneficial for your health has been lost where there are little traces left of the facilities connected with the health-giving properties of the coast.
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