Recognizing that a child patient care them consists of not only health care professionals, but also the

child's family, hospital challenged the design team to improve

the existing campus design and create a space that encourages and accommodates families, allowing them to take on more active roles.

To support the hospital's mission of treating the entire family & not just patient, care was taken to improve the patient/ family journey from the moment they step onto
the campus and experience the whimsical and lush landscaping, accented by bold colors, playful sculpture and indigenous plant material. The dramatic three -
story atrium welcomes visitors in a shaded glass sanctuary. The facility utilizes indigenous color, playful Animal sculpture and desert flower to organize each floor
vertically.

Designers adhered to the Green Guide for health care and made use of 3D simulations to develop a functional tower that maximizes daylight potential, creates shading opportunities for courtyards while minimizing heat gain.
Local materials and playful biophilic environmental graphics abound in a colorful celebration of nature and local culture.

· Area - 71,535 sq. m · 48 PICU beds · LED lighting

· 11 Stories · 76 NICU Beds · 490 sq. m Roof Garden
· 334 Beds · 490 sq. m Roof Garden

Scale Sheet no. Sign & Remark Name: Desh Deep Verma
Year: 5th year Batch: 2019 - 24
N.T.S. Subject: Thesis Project In Architecture ARCH532
Thesis Guide: Ar. Pooja Singh
Amity School of Architecture & Planning, Lucknow