medea mzury
student
Duhok University - Collage of engineering - Architectural Department
Iraq
Architecture
This project is inspired by the sentence (Form follow the Function ) and inspired by Meis van der Rohe house . Also we use frame in all building more
Muzamil Mutalib
advisor
City University Malaysia
Malaysia
Lecturer specializing in Interior Design and Architecture, with a strong passion for blending… more
This ophthalmology hospital project stands as a refined architectural response to the intersection of modernist clarity and medical functionality. Drawing from Mies van der Rohe’s “form follows function” ethos, the design exhibits a rigorous logic where spatial organization enhances user experience, clinical efficiency, and healing outcomes. The integration of frame structures not only defines the visual rhythm of the building but also reinforces the modular clarity of each department allowing natural light to flood into thoughtfully zoned spaces.
What makes this proposal exceptional is its precise functional layering from diagnostic and surgical zones to recovery and support services, each space is strategically placed with user flow and patient comfort in mind. Construction wise, the design’s emphasis on clean structural frames and expansive glazing ensures openness, legibility and a sense of calm essential to healthcare settings. The separation of departmental entrances enhances circulation and infection control demonstrating both sensitivity and foresight.
Overall, this is a compelling synthesis of architectural elegance and healthcare pragmatism, making it a benchmark in context-driven, patient-centered hospital design.