Compact, efficient, and calm—high performance with clarity and dignity for patients and caregivers.
Design that brings light to healing, and calm to care
Medanta Hospital, Noida
Medanta Group
Noida, Haryana
2021
Built Up : 7,00,000 sq ft
AT A GLANCE
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20%
shorter patient movement pathways through well - planned adjacencies
PROJECT OVERVIEW
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Medanta Noida redefines what a mid-size tertiary care hospital can achieve through highly efficient movement planning. With 500 beds, including 180 ICU beds and 16 operating theatres, the hospital compresses an extensive clinical programme into a 700,000 sq ft footprint while maintaining clarity, safety and quality of care.
A central planning core, supplemented by two service towers, significantly reduces travel distances and improves operational speed. Patient, public, and sterile movements are clearly segregated, ensuring infection control and safety while preserving efficiency.
At the ground level, a central elliptical cut-out brings natural light deep into the building, visually and spatially connecting the basement level with the main lobby. This transforms typically utilitarian spaces into an active, legible public realm, extending the experience of the lobby and reinforcing orientation across levels.
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Laminiates
Laminate offers a balance of durability, low maintenance, and hygiene. Its smooth, seamless finish enables quick cleaning while providing a warm, contemporary visual appeal.
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Engineered Marble
A highly durable engineered marble is used for its strength and long-term performance. It is low-maintenance and provides a clean, consistent aesthetic with a premium, refined appearance.
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GRC
Lightweight and durable, GRC sculpts the canopies and façades to take expressive, high-performance forms. Its moulded precision supports long spans, sharp edges, and a calm, unified architectural language across the healthcare campus.
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Artwork
Botanical and landscape-inspired artworks are integrated thoughtfully into care environments, offering familiarity for patient wellbeing by easing stress and introducing gentle cues from the natural world.
