Mevlana University Training and Research Hospital is designed to be constructed in Selçuklu District of Konya. The planned overall indoors area of the university hospital is 41.000 m². The building is located to the east of Yeni Istanbul avenue, which is one of the main arteries of Konya having a new axis extending in northeast and southwest direction, and the building settlement is performed after moving 25 m inwards from the road as per the zoning status of the land with 124 m/tul facade to the road. The mass composition of the private hospital essentially comprises of 1 podium building and curved multistory block. The central section of the northeastern and southwestern facade line of the podium building of the health care facility is retracted 20 m inwards in a concave manner to produce an inviting form at the entrance. The podium building contours having folds resembling the skirts of the whirling dervishes is placed by being gradated backwards from the facade line towards southeastern direction to produce pyramid-like affect along 3 floors. The ground floor, 1st floor, 2nd floor and the 3rd floor of the hospital contained excessively crowded space groups due to the intensity of the architectural program requirements, revealing monolithic floor plans of 60 m x 40 m dimensions formed by indoors areas varying in the range of approximately 3000 – 4000 m². As the central sections of the private hospital became distanced from the facades, the natural sunlight is conveyed to the spaces located in the middle of the building by constructing 2 inner courtyards of 8m x 10m dimensions. The architectural design is shaped to minimize the in-hospital traffic during the visit of outpatients