Maa Kauvery, Trichy
Location | Trichy |
Typology | Hospitality |
Year | 2024 |
Status | Built |
Built up area | 1,96,000 Sqft |
Client | Kauvery groups |
Structural | BURO Engineers |
Contractor | GMS Constructions, Hitec Construction, LR Infra |
Consultants | Sivachi [Electrical], KP Consultancy [Plumbing] |
Roy Studios [Experiential Design] | |
Photography | Denis Amirtharaj |
Lead Architects | Raja Krishnan, Santhosh Shanmugam, Ramya Raman |
Design Team | Shakthivel, Sabrinath, Devadharshini, Veronica, Krishnah Priya, |
Ajith Kumar, Suriya Prakash, Dhivyashree, Akthar |
The design of the 200-bed, 196,000 square foot women and children hospital in Trichy centers on nurturing and wellness, creating a healing environment that caters to the unique needs of mothers and children. Emphasizing a holistic approach, the architecture integrates vibrant, playful colors to infuse an element of fun and engagement for children, while employing soothing hues that promote tranquility and comfort for mothers.
Child-friendly interiors are a fundamental aspect of the design, ensuring that every space is welcoming and accessible for young patients. Furniture and fixtures are selected with safety and usability in mind, featuring rounded edges, adjustable heights, and interactive elements that stimulate curiosity and learning. Hand-painted wall art adorns the corridors and rooms, providing an immersive, experiential environment that transforms the hospital into a vibrant, comforting space.
Natural lighting and ventilation play crucial roles in the hospital's design, enhancing the well-being of patients and staff alike. Large windows and strategically placed skylights allow ample sunlight to flood the interiors, creating bright, airy spaces that reduce stress and promote healing. The use of courtyards and open spaces not only facilitates natural ventilation but also offers serene outdoor areas where patients and visitors can relax and rejuvenate.
The hospital is designed to achieve LEED certification, underscoring its commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency. Green building practices are implemented throughout, including the use of eco-friendly materials, energy-efficient systems, and water conservation measures. The double basement structure not only provides ample parking and utility space but also helps to maximize the use of the site while minimizing the building's footprint.
The experiential design extends to every corner of the hospital, from interactive play zones for children to quiet, private areas for mothers. The thoughtful integration of art, nature, and innovative architectural elements creates an environment that supports the physical and emotional well-being of all who enter. This hospital in Trichy stands as a beacon of modern, compassionate healthcare architecture, designed to nurture and heal both body and spirit.