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Inst. of medical sciences + holistic therapies


The new Gurgaon hospital is situated in a rapidly growing area of New Delhi and must serve the new emerging middle class in India. In terms of organizational concepts, the priorities are the following: reduce, as much as possible, the displacement of medical personnel; clearly define checkpoints to limit the number of people in treatment zones; provide for sufficient public spaces on the main level to accommodate large numbers of visitors who are close to patients undergoing surgery; assure separate accesses for employees, doctors, visitors, users of underground parking, and for delivery workers, as well as for sterile materials and waste materials.

The implementation plan consists of a monumental, elegant central building endowed with a transparent podium. The green roofs offer terraces as well as views overlooking the surrounding landscape. A symmetrical public space incorporates modern design principles with a lining of trees, a water basin and rectangular lawns to complete the architectural whole.

Completed in consortium with Provencher Roy | Cardinal Hardy | Jodoin Lamarre Pratte | Arcop and Associates in consortium

Project date: 2004 to 2009
Surface Area: 110 000m2
Budget: $250M
Team: Michel Broz, Nicole Pelletier, Nicolas Ranger, Karine Boisvert
Role: Program, Concept


project date : 2004 to 2009

surface area : 110 000m2

budget : 250 M$

team : Michel Broz, Nicole Pelletier , Nicolas ranger, Karine Boisvert

Inst. of medical sciences + holistic therapies

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