This large-scale hospital project, the ARCH ANGEL HOSPITAL, is designed as an efficient, multi-story healthcare facility with an approximate capacity of 100 beds, anchored by a robust Contemporary Aesthetic. The architectural massing is characterized by clean, geometric volumes that utilize contrasting materials—light, smooth renders are balanced with dark, textured cladding (and possibly perforated screens) to create a professional and reassuring presence. Functionally, the design incorporates critical hospital planning principles: the building is vertically zoned to ensure clear separation of traffic (patients, staff, visitors) and minimizes travel routes between key care and support areas, which is vital for efficient patient handling and operational flow in a facility of this size.

The 100-bed capacity necessitates a clear functional plan for comprehensive patient care. The design strategically allocates space for all required medical and support functions, including extensive facilities for both receiving and treating outpatients, as well as multi-level areas dedicated to inpatient accommodation. The facility features a central Operating Complex and dedicated areas for both standard and high-acuity patient monitoring (critical care units). The overall design prioritizes durability, use of non-porous materials for ease of maintenance and Infection Control, and the incorporation of ample natural light. This ensures the building conveys a sophisticated, high-end institutional appearance while meeting rigorous standards for patient safety and clinical efficiency.