Architecture case study
Hospital of Heal
A 200-bed multidisciplinary hospital study balancing clinical planning with daylight, ventilation, shaded landscape and humane waiting spaces.
- Project type
- Healthcare architecture and climatic planning
- Portfolio status
- Individual academic project, 2021
- Location
- India
Project overview
Clinical clarity and environmental comfort shape the same plan.
The hospital recognises that patients, attendants, clinicians and staff experience the building through connected wings and separate vertical cores so movement can remain legible while clinical functions retain the separation they require.
Massing, courtyards and accessible green spaces are used to bring daylight and natural ventilation deep into the plan. Sunlight and wind studies informed setbacks, shaded facades and the relationship between built mass and landscape.
Design priorities
Three ideas carried through the proposal.
Departmental wings and cores clarify clinical and public movement.
Courtyards and landscape support daylight, orientation and recovery spaces.
Climate studies inform massing, shading and ventilation opportunities.
Portfolio boards
Concept, analysis and design development.
Selected original boards from the reviewed portfolio source.
Next step
Bring the next project into focus.
Share the site, ambition and current stage. We will identify the design questions that need to be resolved next.