Sidra Medical Campus | Doha QATAR | 1.8 million sq ft

The Sidra Out Patient Clinic, situated on the larger medical campus, is a testament to thoughtful, modern architectural design that seamlessly integrates medical functionality, aesthetics, and patient wellness. The building's distinctive curved frame is oriented towards a historic house on the campus, subtly embodying a respect for the region's architectural heritage. This nod to Qatar's traditional built environment is a design theme that resonates throughout the campus, creating a unified aesthetic narrative.

Strategically positioned connections to the main hospital, in the form of bridges at the back of the structure and a water-edged path at the front, enhance the clinic's accessibility. These connections provide a direct and user-friendly route between the main hospital and the clinic, facilitating the movement of staff, patients, and visitors, and ensuring a cohesive patient care experience.

The clinic's internal layout is conceptually inspired by the intricate layers and sections of a conch shell. The central atrium features walls of banded travertine that echo the swirling layers of a shell, creating an organic and calming environment. An intricate marble floor mosaic complements the shell-inspired walls, guiding visitors towards the grand information desk, and reinforcing the clinic's commitment to patient-centered design.

Functionality is further emphasized through the intelligent use of color. Each floor and specialty clinic is identified by a unique signature color, drawn from hues found in seashells. These colors recur at the nurse stations, waiting rooms, and clinic exam rooms, offering intuitive navigation cues and fostering a cohesive aesthetic that contributes to the overall patient experience.

In summary, the Sidra Out Patient Clinic stands as a paradigm of healthcare architecture that marries modern design with medical functionality and wellness. Its respect for cultural heritage, innovative use of form and materials, and commitment to patient experience create an environment that is not only conducive to state-of-the-art medical care, but also to healing and wellness.

scope

+  Direct and Supervise 75 Personnel Design Team Inclusive not limited: Architecture, Medical Planning, Interior Design, MEP, Landscape and Civil

+  Completion of Hospital Campus Design Requirements, Handover of Project Documents and Authority Approvals

+ Manage Consulting Engineers, Designers, Medical Equipment, FF&E and Artwork

+ Collaborate and apply working knowledge of Building Codes and FGI Guidelines (AIA Healthcare)

+ Liaise with discipline engineers and designers to ensure project integrity and project specifications