Healthcarearchitecture

Located approximately 400 meters from the Baltic Sea, Waves 4 and 5 complete the ECR medical campus in Sopot, Poland, providing supervised recovery accommodations, rehabilitation facilities, and shared amenities for patients before and after medical procedures. Constructed on a degraded brownfield site, the project extends the healthcare complex while restoring five hectares of land as connected green spaces and therapeutic gardens. Rather than pursuing formal sustainability certification, FAAB Architects integrated environmental performance through passive architectural strategies, material selection, and landscape regeneration. ©FAAB, photographer: Jakub Certowicz The buildings draw inspiration from artist Pierre Carreau&rsquo... More

Cancer hospitals are not designed for moments. They are designed for time. Time spent waiting, recovering, returning, reassessing. When IIDC Architects was commissioned as Lead Architects for the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre (RGCI & RC), Rohini, the architectural challenge was not scale alone, but continuity — of care, movement, decision-making, and dignity — across a prolonged and emotionally demanding clinical journey. IIDC Architects Established in 1996 by the Indraprastha Cancer Society, Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute & Research Centre has grown into one of India’s most comprehensive cancer care institutions. The Rohini campus represents a critical phase in this evolution: a large-fo... More

A Landmark Reimagined Fortis Hospital, Noida—first conceived in the early 2000s—has long stood as a defining project in North India’s private healthcare landscape. In 2025, the landmark entered a new chapter with a transformative expansion designed by IIDC Architects. The new tower integrates seamlessly with the original structure through meticulously curated materials, rhythmic façade articulation, and biophilic landscaping, preserving the hospital’s architectural identity while introducing contemporary systems, sustainable detailing, and clinical advancements. For IIDC Architects, the project carries deep significance. Ar. Manu Malhotra, who had contributed to the original design over two decades ago, ret... More

In collaboration with13&9 Design and Prof. Dr. Richard Taylor (University of Oregon and Fractals Research)Artist Manfred Erjautz   The FRACTAL CHAPEL at the University Hospital Graz hosted by the Protestant Church, serves as a serene retreat for patients, medical workers, and visitors. The design is based on the latest neuroscience and environmental psychology research and integrates biophilic elements and fractal patterns, creating a peaceful and emotional refuge that enhances health and well-being through its stress-reducing effect.  Spanning 35 square meters and featuring a double-height ceiling and a one-sided, room-high glass facade, this sanctuary follows fundamental religious scenography with its low entry area, reve... More