BIOCLIMATIC HEALTHCARE COMPLEX
Climate-responsive care environment
The Bioclimatic Healthcare Complex is conceived as a climate-responsive care environment, where architecture contributes directly to comfort, orientation and well-being.
The complex is organised around a sequence of landscaped courtyards that bring natural light and vegetation into the heart of the building. Shaded galleries connect the different medical units, creating protected circulation routes while reducing exposure to direct solar radiation.
Project starter plan
Building orientation, deep overhangs, filtered façades and naturally ventilated transitional spaces form part of a passive design strategy adapted to Chad’s hot climate. The architecture limits solar gain while encouraging air movement and controlled daylight throughout the complex.
Rather than approaching healthcare as a closed and highly institutional environment, the project establishes a closer relationship between care, climate and landscape, creating spaces that are functional, legible and environmentally responsive.
