This temporary COVID-19 modular hospital extension rethinks the conventional container-based healthcare facility through design-driven innovation. A lightweight steel mesh envelope and gently inclined roofs conceal the typical modular volumes and exposed HVAC equipment, transforming a purely functional structure into a coherent architectural presence.
The project stands as a case study showing how thoughtful design strategies can elevate modular healthcare facilities, achieving architectural quality within a controlled and efficient budget.
| Location | Ilfov County – Romania |
| Project years | 2021 |
| Project status | concept |
| Area (sqm) | 1,400 |
| Beds (no.) | 12 |
| Program | modular hospital, Covid-19 temporary ward |
| Scope of work | architecture |
| Client | Ana Aslan Institute |
| Collaborators | Max Junior Project, NVP Project Ambient Instal |
| Project team | Olivia Crișan-Andrei (project coordinator) |
