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Seychelles International Hospital
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The Seychelles International Specialist Medical Centre is envisioned as a world-class healthcare facility that harmonizes cutting-edge medical infrastructure with the serene beauty of its island surroundings. The project reflects a collaborative Indo-Seychellois effort to elevate regional healthcare standards through thoughtful design and international expertise.
The hospital is organized into clearly defined zones—emergency, outpatient, diagnostics, inpatient, and administrative—each with intuitive circulation paths. This minimizes cross-traffic and enhances patient privacy. A ceremonial drop-off leads to a covered entrance plaza, marked by flags and a welcoming canopy. The ambulance bay is discreetly positioned for rapid access without disrupting public movement. Native vegetation, palm trees, and curated gardens surround the facility, creating a therapeutic environment. Outdoor seating areas and walking paths offer respite for patients and staff.
Passive design strategies—like cross-ventilation, solar shading, and rainwater harvesting—are integrated to reduce environmental impact and operational costs. The design draws inspiration from the region’s vernacular architecture while embracing contemporary global standards. The use of steeply pitched red-tiled roofs pays homage to traditional tropical forms, offering both aesthetic familiarity and climatic responsiveness. These roofs not only enhance rainwater drainage but also reduce heat gain, making them ideal for the humid coastal environment.
The hospital is organized into clearly defined zones—emergency, outpatient, diagnostics, inpatient, and administrative—each with intuitive circulation paths. This minimizes cross-traffic and enhances patient privacy. A ceremonial drop-off leads to a covered entrance plaza, marked by flags and a welcoming canopy. The ambulance bay is discreetly positioned for rapid access without disrupting public movement. Native vegetation, palm trees, and curated gardens surround the facility, creating a therapeutic environment. Outdoor seating areas and walking paths offer respite for patients and staff.
Passive design strategies—like cross-ventilation, solar shading, and rainwater harvesting—are integrated to reduce environmental impact and operational costs. The design draws inspiration from the region’s vernacular architecture while embracing contemporary global standards. The use of steeply pitched red-tiled roofs pays homage to traditional tropical forms, offering both aesthetic familiarity and climatic responsiveness. These roofs not only enhance rainwater drainage but also reduce heat gain, making them ideal for the humid coastal environment.
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