Hospital Architecture

Hospital architecture refers to the design and layout of healthcare facilities, focusing on creating environments that enhance patient care, staff efficiency, and safety. It involves careful planning of spaces for treatment, recovery, and support services, ensuring they are accessible and functional. Key considerations include patient flow, accessibility for individuals with disabilities, the separation of noisy areas from quiet zones, and integration of natural light and ventilation. Good hospital design promotes healing, improves operational efficiency, and enhances the overall experience for patients, visitors, and healthcare workers.