The
RTIC has six main structures namely, the Rajanagarindra
Conference Room, Research
and Health Care Unit, Dormitory, Staff Residence, Guest house,and
an Incinerator facility.
All of the RTIC facilities have a common color scheme: Wooden fixtures,
white interior, peach-tiled flooring, and green roofing.
Rajanagarindra
Conference Room
Research
and Health Care Unit
Dormitory
Staff
Residence
Guest
House
Incinerator
Rajanagarindra
Conference Room
The Rajanagarindra Conference Room covers approximately 300 square
metre of floor area large enough to take in 40 to 50 individuals.
Research and
Health Care Unit
Research and Health
Care Unit covers around 240 square
metre. This structure is utilized for facilitating research activities
and also use as the malaria clinic.
Dormitory
The Dormitory consists
of eight bedrooms spacious enough to accommodate four persons per room,
two common bathrooms (one for the ladies and the other for the gentlemen),
and a central hall for various functions. Each room has an elevated platform
where the mattresses are placed, screened windows, wooden cabinets, and
electric fan. Each bathroom has four toilets, lavatories, and a shower
area.
The staff residence
consists of 10 bedrooms, 2 common bathrooms, kitchen space (with a refrigerator,
a general-purpose hall.
The guest house
facility is composed of three specialized rooms equipped with cabinets,
dresser-tables, and double-sized mattresses on elevated platforms. Each
room is attached with a veranda as well as a bathroom set with water heater.
Incinerator
Due the fact that
the RTIC is situated in remote area without the municipality service,
the incinerator was constructed for waste disposal. This facility manages
the solid waste generated by the RTIC operations.