Overview of the Modern Hospital Building Design with Attached 4-Bedroom Residential Unit

This modern hospital building design is thoughtfully planned to combine a functional healthcare facility with a private 4-bedroom residential unit, making it suitable for medical professionals who want to live close to their place of work. The design clearly separates public medical areas from private living spaces while maintaining smooth circulation throughout the building. The architectural layout emphasizes efficiency, accessibility, and comfort for patients, staff, and residents.

On the ground floor, the hospital functions are well organized around multiple entrance points and walkways, which help control movement and improve patient flow. The reception area opens into a spacious waiting hall that serves patients and visitors comfortably. Nearby are key medical spaces such as the records room, staff room, pharmacy, laboratory, injection/dressing room, and consulting rooms, ensuring smooth clinical operations. Specialized areas including the antenatal section, children’s ward, delivery room, and male and female inpatient wards are clearly defined, each supported by multiple toilet facilities for hygiene and convenience. Circulation corridors and walkways link these departments efficiently, while the staircase provides access to the upper floor. In addition to the hospital spaces, the ground floor also introduces the residential component, with defined private zones separated from the clinical environment to ensure privacy and security.

The first floor primarily accommodates the 4-bedroom residential unit, designed for comfort and modern living. This level features a main lounge and dining area that form the social heart of the home, connected to balconies and sit-out spaces that enhance natural ventilation and outdoor relaxation. The kitchen is supported by a store and service areas, ensuring practicality for daily use. The four bedrooms, including a master bedroom and additional well-proportioned rooms, are designed with wardrobes, en-suite toilets, and adequate ventilation, offering privacy and convenience for occupants. This arrangement makes the residential unit ideal for a doctor, hospital administrator, or medical director who needs close proximity to the facility.

From the measurements indicated on the ground-floor plan, the overall building footprint is approximately 16.94 meters in width and 25.63 meters in length. When assessed against a standard 50 by 100 ft plot (approximately 15.24 meters by 30.48 meters), the design exceeds the plot width. Therefore, despite its efficient layout and modern planning, this hospital building design is not suitable for a single 50 by 100 ft plot, unless setbacks are compromised or the design is significantly modified. It would be better suited to a wider plot or combined plots that can comfortably accommodate its full width and functional requirements.