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Resilient Design Patterns is of considered opinion of the experts in the field of software engineering for safety. Thus the need for robust design Patterns towards concise and compact solutions for compromising safety aspects of design issues both in software and hardware designs. Therefore it is necessary to account for functional and non-functional requirements in the design patterns of safety-critical computer systems. This work focuses on integration of non-functional requirements & implications to the prevailing design pattern concept. In order, this paper proposes a new pattern for safety-critical computer application through rigorous study of design methods by including fields for the implications, complications and unforeseen peripheral issues of the traditional design patterns based on non-functional requirements of the entire systems. The paper also considers requirements including designs for safety, reliability, modifiability, cost, and execution time. The overall study indicated and showed improved results that the proposed new design pattern can be of better use in safety-critical computer systems.