The new building is organized across three floors of approximately 2,000 square meters each, housing obstetrics, gynecology, pediatrics, and hematology wards. The intervention integrates diverse functions into a single structure, ensuring strictly separated paths for patients, visitors, and logistics. Attention to ergonomics and environmental comfort fosters a more welcoming and functional hospital experience for both staff and users. The building, developed over three levels above ground for a total of 6,000 square meters, is conceived according to criteria of modularity and flexibility, allowing it to adapt to future healthcare needs. The internal distribution optimizes flows between departments and guarantees the clear separation of pathways: visitors, patients, emergencies, and logistics. The envelope, characterized by a contemporary and recognizable façade, dialogues with the complex's historical architecture. Large openings and light-toned materials enhance the perceptual quality of the spaces, favoring natural light. Particular attention is dedicated to seismic safety, energy efficiency, and construction sustainability, aiming to reduce consumption and improve internal comfort. The project represents a model of a modern, human-centric hospital.

Archilinea tackled the project with an integrated approach, blending architectural, engineering, and healthcare expertise. Every decision stems from a constant dialogue between functionality, aesthetics, and comfort to build efficient yet human-scale spaces. The focus on light, flows, and organizational flexibility translates the values of an architecture focused on people, balancing technique and humanity.