Project Overview

The Ordubad City Hospital was designed to serve the healthcare needs of Ordubad, comprising two main structures: the main hospital building and a separate infectious diseases facility. The hospital includes operating rooms, maternity wards, inpatient rooms, and an emergency department, ensuring comprehensive medical care.

A key design requirement was the development of two distinct façade concepts: one with a modern aesthetic and the other incorporating traditional stone cladding with decorative moldings to reflect the local architectural character. The building features a centrally projecting mass, supported by two-story columns, with two L-shaped wings extending on either side. Service areas such as restrooms, elevators, and staircases are positioned at the junctions of these volumes, while windows at corridor ends ensure natural daylight penetration throughout the interior.

Main Hospital Building: 5 stories, 8,200m²

Infectious Diseases Facility: 3 stories, 1,500m²

Key Features

Two distinct façade designs (modern vs. traditional with stone cladding)

Centrally elevated mass supported by columns

Natural daylight in corridors through strategic window placements

Dedicated spaces for emergency care, surgeries, maternity services, and inpatient care

Role

I was responsible for the full scope of design and documentation, including:

Concept development and architectural design

3D modeling, visualization, and rendering

BIM-based application drawings and documentation

Methodology & Tools

Designed, modeled, and documented entirely in Revit

Rendered using advanced visualization techniques for presentation and approval

Developed through BIM workflows, optimizing coordination, detailing, and efficiency