PROJECT DETAILS

ACIBADEM BAKIRKÖY HOSPITAL

Acıbadem Bakırköy Hospital was put into service in 2000 as the first hospital of Acıbadem Health Group on the European side.

Within the hospital’s 18,000 m² closed area; It has a bed capacity of 102, 7 operating rooms, 27 intensive care beds and a helipad for emergency transfers.

In the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit of Acıbadem Bakırköy Hospital, newborns with risky and serious diseases are served by neonatology and pediatrics specialists, as well as all sub-branches, Pediatric Surgery specialists and neonatal nurses.

In addition, child and adult heart health (along with all sub-branches of Pediatrics), Brain Surgery with Navigation, Varicose Vein Treatment, Obesity, Breast Health, Gastroenterology where Colonoscopy, Endoscopy and EUS procedures are performed, all Cardiological services with Angiography and Stend procedures, Cardiovascular Surgery. There are also Varicose Vein Clinic, Sexual Dysfunction, Radiology and Check Up sections with extensive package content.

ACIBADEM ADANA HOSPITAL

Acıbadem Adana Hospital is a healthcare facility with international JCI accreditation, which was put into service in 2009 to provide healthcare services to patients in Adana and its surroundings.

Acıbadem Adana Hospital, which provides diagnosis and treatment services in different branches in the field of cancer, includes Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Center, Pediatric Oncology, Pediatric Hematology and Medical Oncology units.

The 22,000 m² closed area where the hospital is established has a bed capacity of 105, 6 operating rooms and 28 intensive care beds. CVS and neonatal intensive care units are also located in the hospital.

Acıbadem Adana Hospital, which also provides diagnosis and treatment services in the field of cancer, includes Pediatric Bone Marrow Transplant Center, Pediatric Oncology, Pediatric Hematology and Medical Oncology units. Among the medical departments of the hospital; In Vitro Fertilization Center, Obesity, Cardiology, Cardiovascular Surgery, Breast Health, Perinatology and High Risk Units, as well as Dermocosmetics services.

MEDICANA ATAKÖY HOSPITAL

Every aspect of Medicana Ataköy Hospital is designed to ensure the well-being of patients, their families, and the hospital staff. Patient waiting rooms, outpatient clinics, doctors’ offices, and patient accommodations are meticulously designed to meet the needs of all. The choice of colors, interior design details, lighting, and decorations throughout the hospital is carefully selected to enhance the patient’s healing journey and the comfort of their families.
Medicana Ataköy Hospital, located on the Ataköy coastline in Istanbul, offers a comprehensive infrastructure with 218 rooms and services across 31 specialized departments. These departments encompass a wide range of medical fields, including Endocrinology, Hematology, Nephrology, Chest Diseases, Internal Medicine, Dermatology, Plastic Surgery, Medical Aesthetics, Dental, Pediatrics, Obstetrics, CheckUp, Orthopedics, General Surgery, Thoracic Surgery, ENT, Ophthalmology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, Urology, Medical Oncology, Radiation Oncology, Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation, Cardiology, Cardiovascular Surgery, IVF, Gastroenterology, Nuclear Medicine, Psychology, Psychiatry, and Radiology. Additionally, the hospital offers 73 outpatient clinics, 25 intensive care units, 8 operating rooms, 2 delivery rooms, 2 LINAC machines, 1 CyberKnife, a state-of-the-art laboratory, an emergency department, and an angiography room.

Medicana Hospital Zincirlikuyu has contemporary architecture, spacious rooms for patients,
and a range of services, from a lobby to a café, all of which are designed to foster wellness
and health.

Doruk Healthcare Group is operating in the healthcare sector in Bursa since 1998. In addition to being a local health institution and brand, they wanted to combine the health services with their vision of growth with the field of architecture and design. On this occasion, our paths crossed with Doruk Health Group in 2018. In line with the project briefs, the processes of the planning phase of the project, such as planning, site layouts, circulations, was conducted with Prof. Dr. Zeynep Kahveci.

The design process started with the planning. In architectural perspective, the lobby area has a structural richness. The circulation area of the lobby and the richness of visual communication provided to us huge possibilities for design. The lobby gives a high volume to the ground floor together with the mezzanine floor. Some of the columns in the lobby rise as strong structural elements about ten meters long from the ground floor to the first floor. At the same time, the gallery space in the center of the ground floor, which provides access to the basement floors and then gives an access to the escalators to the basement floors. In this way, it has create possibilty for the perception of the space from a single point and visual communication. In such a rich structure, a holistic setup was preferred as a design approach. Structures, seating elements, counters and all lighting systems in the interior are designed in a parametric flow. Fluid surfaces form the design itself by wrapping the entire space like a shell. The interior is located in the same parametric flow with the lighting surfaces created at certain points of the shell. The surfaces are produced from precast material by molding into non-repeating panels. A marble floor in the form of a vortex that grows and shrinks algorithmically is designed on the lobby floor. Male-female hydrotherapy pools were also solved with similar design approaches as the lobby. Similar principles have been applied in the lobby waiting areas. In the waiting areas, the nature effect has been tried to be felt at the maximum with the inner gardens. In general, seating elements in waiting areas are designed to integrate with the space, and a holistic approach has been adopted instead of using implant elements throughout the hospital. Polyclinics and patient rooms are designed to make maximum use of daylight. Lighting designs have ceased to be implant elements and have been designed as a part of the structure. Soft and fluid forms were preferred in all counter solutions of the building, ensuring compliance with the general concept and adopting a human-oriented approach.