In keeping with Santosh Children's Hospital's focus on bringing the facility back to life, it was sensitively and thoughtfully curated into an adaptive reuse project to connect with its young users. The project aims to resuscitate a dilapidated clinic and the existing built form into a configuration that is engaging, responsive and altruistic whilst creating an environment that promotes the well-being of children and their caregivers. By designing and constructing the building, the architects intend to connect with children. Having a clear understanding of a child's cognitive framework, the building emulates the organic form of a tree located in a mixed-use neighbourhood with a predominantly white and grey colour palette with dints of red and blue, and the hospital building emerges as a striking green manifestation of an urban sapling. The design instils a sense of wellbeing in all the end-users through its form, texture and colours and augments a seamless delivery through slick medical planning. Stepping into the shoes of a young patient, engaging interiors are planned at all levels by incorporating vibrant colours, forms and organic movement patterns.