Located in close proximity to ancient forests and floodplains, the hospital is conceived as a protective yet permeable architectural “nest” — an enveloping structure that shelters its users while remaining deeply connected to the surrounding natural landscape. The building’s form and materiality suggest care, continuity, and safety, establishing a calm presence that mediates between the clinical requirements of a contemporary hospital and the restorative qualities of its environment.
The interior design unfolds as a sequence of layered experiences, gradually transitioning from the exterior landscape toward spaces of nestling, intimacy and care.
| Location | Teleorman County - Romania |
| Project years | 2024-ongoing |
| Project status | permitting |
| Area (sqm) | 5,500 |
| Beds (no.) | 78 |
| Program | dermatology, venerology, oncology |
| Scope of work | architecture, interior design |
| Client | Teleorman County Council |
| Collaborators | Max Junior Project, NTI Instal, Unbuilt |
| Project team | Minodora Toma (project coordinator), Diana Buța, Alexandra Dragomir, Andreea Sârbulescu, Alexandru Truță, Catalin Tudose, Rebeca Oprescu, Ioana Acatrinei, Adrian Cerbu, George Turcu |
