Project Name
Sheth N N Trust Sarvajanik Hospital
Project Scope
End-to-End Planning & Design ( Architecture, Structure, MEPFG.ELV, Interior, Biomedical Equipment Planning, Landscape, Master Planning )
beds/ area : 41 beds, 70,000 Sq.ft
Modernity Rooted in Tradition: Staff Quarters Reinvented
This staff housing block reimagines functionality with an architectural language rooted in simplicity and sustainability. The earthy red brick façade echoes vernacular sensibilities, while carefully patterned jali walls enhance natural ventilation and daylight penetration — creating passive comfort without mechanical dependence. The triplet roof lanterns act as both design identity and a climatic response — providing stack ventilation while accentuating vertical rhythm. Each element is calibrated for utility and low-maintenance durability, reflecting a timeless elegance suited to long-term institutional use. Landscape buffers and green hedging blend architecture with its context, offering privacy while enhancing the microclimate. The entrance signage, cast in warm brass typography, delivers a subtle sense of belonging and respect for the people who live and serve within
Elevating Purpose with Presence: The Hospital Tower
This new vertical block expresses clarity of purpose with a bold yet composed material palette — raw concrete, warm-toned vertical fins, and high-performance glazing work together to create a facade that is both efficient and emotionally resonant.
The floating canopy entry is a gesture of welcome — designed with linear rhythm and clean structure to guide visitors intuitively into the facility. Vertical piers reinforce a sense of stature, while the double-height glazed entrance infuses transparency and lightness into the otherwise solid mass.
Interior layouts prioritize patient-centric planning — with logical flow between diagnostic, consultation, and service areas. Elevators, ramps, and corridor widths are dimensioned not only for compliance, but for comfort, inclusivity, and operational ease.
By embedding warmth within a modernist frame, this block exemplifies how healthcare infrastructure can uplift experience without overwhelming the patient — a balance of gravitas and grace.