Ibn Sina Hospital, Rabat

Medical functions, entrances and public spaces structure the scheme. As a member of the medical planning team, I contributed to competition-stage design and worked with international teams to carry user requirements into later development.

The high-rise hospital responds to sun, wind pressure, ventilation and patient needs. Double facades, operable elements and planted terraces create indoor–outdoor transitions, comparing buildable solutions for views, solar control and maintenance.

My work progressed from competition-stage medical planning to facade optimisation and environmental studies, in collaboration with teams in Shanghai, Paris, Nantes and Rabat. Models compare candidate designs rather than measured building operation.

The roof combines photovoltaic shading, indirect daylight and rainwater collection. Natural ventilation works with auxiliary mechanical exhaust, providing several environmental controls for the public hall. Drawings explain design strategies and construction relationships.