The site is open and has good visibility, and the Ishizuchi Mountain Range to the northeast and south can be seen from the planned site.
As I stood on the site and looked around, I had an image of a building that echoed the mountains.
The triangular shape corresponds to the mountains, giving no sense of the number of floors.
A line of sight moving along a community road that runs east to west.
We overlapped the stress-like power direction of the building, which can be called the direction of movement of the building with its shape, and the arrangement of the surrounding mountains.
The building is a combination of two triangles facing east and west.
Inside the hospital, which is completely private, cedar wood is used for the parts that are touched, giving a soft accent to the appearance and creating a gentle atmosphere.
There is a space under the roof where children can play, and consideration has been given to providing a place for people to gather, not just for treatment.