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See projectNanjing Jiahe Maternity Hospital
This high-end private maternity hospital optimizes workflows with an efficient same-floor workstation model, enhancing doctors’ movement and connectivity via multiple passageways for better efficiency. A sunken courtyard brings fresh air, natural light, and urban views, while underground spaces maximize functionality. The interior blends wood, white, and gray tones for a warm, serene atmosphere. More than a hospital, it feels like home.
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See projectWuxi International Healthcare Campus
This is more than just a hospital for treating illnesses—it is a playful city within a city, designed with deep care for children. A truly child-friendly, family-friendly, environment-friendly, and city-friendly green hospital, it embodies a holistic approach to healing and well-being.
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See projectShenzhen Third Children's Hospital
This is more than just a hospital for treating illnesses—it is a playful city within a city, designed with deep care for children. A truly child-friendly, family-friendly, environment-friendly, and city-friendly green hospital, it embodies a holistic approach to healing and well-being.
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Xiamen Humanity Maternity Hospital
结合厦门海滨城市的特点，针对妇产医院的女性主题，设计柔和的曲线，整个建筑形态婉如一条轻盈的丝带，寓意着爱的传递.........
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See projectShenzhen Futian Woman and Children Hospital
The building’s façade is inspired by traditional Chinese folded paper lanterns. Five functional volumes, resembling lanterns, are arranged in a staggered composition. Layered metal grilles not only define the architectural form but also provide effective shading from Shenzhen’s intense summer sun.
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See projectNew District Hospita of Luoyang No.1 Hospital of TCM
We recognize the impact of architecture on the environment and nature. As cities continue to grow, minimizing this impact becomes ever more crucial. Our design blurs the boundaries between architecture and nature, striving to return as much space as possible to the natural world. Enhancing patient well-being remains a fundamental design principle for every hospital.
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See projectShanghai Children Medical Center
The hospital’s irregular architectural form is not just aesthetic but also functional. The wave-shaped windowsills create versatile interior spaces that can be flexibly adapted—as seating areas, green planting zones, or even play spaces. These dynamic elements add a sense of discovery while reflecting our design intent: to create a joyful, open, and welcoming garden-like environment where children feel free and embraced.
