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Over the past period, I worked on the design of a 100-bed general hospital.
One of the main challenges was organizing the different functions and circulation paths while creating a comfortable environment for both patients and visitors. This included separating movement, ensuring privacy, and making the hospital easier to navigate.
But I’d like to hear from you:
Whether you’ve visited a hospital or been a patient yourself, was there anything you experienced that felt different, unexpected, or genuinely made your visit more comfortable?
It could be a small design detail, a waiting area, the way spaces were organized, natural lighting, or anything else that made a positive impression.
What is one thing you’ve experienced in a hospital that you wish more hospitals would adopt?
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