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Almana Hospital

Almana

The gentle curves of the building allowing for the natural flow of space, air and light. The design combines advanced practices for lighting, day-lighting, HVAC and water treatment systems that use significantly less energy while performing at or above current health standards, with a target of at least 50 percent energy reduction compared to similar facilities. The undulating landscape form and building envelope provide a great healing connection to nature, inside and out, not only from patient, staff and visitor aspects, but from a sustainability aspect.

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Tusa Hastane Hospital

Tusa Hastane

Tusa Hospital is an interior design project for the complete renewal of an existing hospital in Istanbul. All floors were renovated in line with a new design identity, including the outpatient clinics, operating rooms and patient rooms. Calming pastel tones were combined with natural materials to create a warm atmosphere, while a contemporary architectural language was preserved. The clean and cosy approach aims to help patients feel at home. The renewed interior covers 8000 square meters and was completed in 2025.

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Healing in Nature Hospital

Healing in Nature

Guangzhou Royal Lee Cancer Hospital is a private high-end oncology hospital, designers introduced the concept of garden hospital in this project, through the entrance courtyard, roof garden, and three-dimensional greening on the façade, the whole hospital area is integrated with the greening in three dimensions, and becomes a warm ecological healing place. The design also implements this concept in three dimensions: architecture, interior, and landscape.

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Daiichi Hospital

Daiichi

Daiichi is a hospital building located in Himeji City, Japan. The seven-story structure replaces an older block and holds one hundred beds. A porous facade is treated as a thin sheet and repeated in several layers, which gives the building depth and softens the heavy image often linked to hospital architecture. The layered corner responds to the angular shape of the site and marks the main entrance. White surfaces are used to suggest cleanliness and to calm patients. A grid of metal beams and pillars supports the building and meets strict earthquake safety rules.

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Kahramanmaras Doga Hospital

Kahramanmaras Doga

The Kahramanmaras Doga Hospital is a state-of-the-art healthcare facility located in Kahramanmaraş, Turkey. Designed by Quark Studio Architects, the hospital aims to provide patients and staff with a comfortable and healing environment that integrates natural elements and luxurious amenities. The hospital's design approach to health-centric architecture and integration of natural elements, luxurious materials, and amenities are a testament to Quark Studio Architects' commitment to creating a holistic restorative environment that caters to the needs of both patients and staff.

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Era Digital Dental Clinic Hospital

Era Digital Dental Clinic

The space merges technology with design, creating a futuristic and highly functional environment. Inspired by the binary code, the golden ratio, and the Digital Era, it evokes mindfulness while ensuring efficiency. Corian surfaces provide seamless aesthetics and hygiene, while touch-free technology enhances safety. The challenge was balancing innovation with strict medical standards, optimizing materials and layout for durability, maintenance, and comfort. The result is a next generation clinic redefining the dental experience.

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To Beauty Hospital

To Beauty

To Beauty is the interior design of a medical plastic surgery clinic of about 700 square meters. The plan is organized in four parts: reception, consultation, diagnosis and treatment, and surgery. The sequence moves step by step from open to private areas. Morandi tones of white, blue, pink and purple define the reception. The front desk is formed by two half arcs in white and gold. Five custom aluminum panels conceal a fire pipe at the ceiling. Small cube lamps are joined into a golden line that guides visitors through the clinic.

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Nanjing Hexi Beauty Hospital

Nanjing Hexi Beauty

Nanjing Hexi Beauty is the interior design of a beauty hospital of 480 square meters. The space contains a reception area, a negotiation area, a VIP consultation room and an inpatient care area. The ceiling is made of mirror stainless steel, and its reflections extend the space and soften the existing building structure. Semicircular installations set into the ceiling appear as complete circles of different sizes through reflection. Undulating walls and an eight-meter-long front desk are finished with intaglio decoration. Other materials include tempered glass, marble, latex paint and carpet.

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Connection Hospital

Connection

Reconstruction in Pudong Shanghai is the reconstruction and expansion of an outpatient and emergency medical technology complex at a public hospital in Shanghai, China. The design joins new construction with the complexity of rebuilding an active site. The work is divided into four stages: demolition, transition, reconstruction and restoration. Temporary and converted existing buildings keep medical services running during the transition stage. The facade uses white aluminum panels, with wood grain aluminum panels at the corners, and floor-to-ceiling windows.

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Magnificent Extraordinary Clinic Hospital

Magnificent Extraordinary Clinic

Magnificent Extraordinary Clinic is a medical clinic interior in Taipei, Taiwan, covering about 265 square meters. The design gives treatment rooms a hotel atmosphere, while the operating room follows the specifications used in large hospitals. Corrugated marble walls are cut and arranged with precision, and overhead lighting projects across the surfaces at the entrance. Curved ceilings with indirect lighting correct the low original ceilings and create a wider visual experience. Lighting, floor materials and equipment layout were planned in detail for patient comfort.

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