Project: Euphrates Medical City Masterplan
Date: 2014 - ongoing
Project size: NA
Client: Undisclosed
Services Provided: Masterplanning and Architecture
The Euphrates Medical City Masterplan arranges a highly sophisticated and self-sustaining healthcare centre by creating an efficient and comfortable healing environment, with its natural landscaping and supportive educational facilities, housing and community amenities. The medical masterplan sets out an organisational strategy for delivering world-class level healthcare services for the current and future generations of Iraq, establishing large scale medical institutions to ensure healthcare provision is up to an international standard. The Universities educational health facilities will provide for local Iraqis who otherwise have to travel long distances to access these amenities. Although there is a tendency to decentralise many aspects of care, only large centres can support the necessary degree of sub-specialisation. Cutting edge, specialist medical facilities and expertly trained staff are a magnet for health tourism, providing extra funding to be reinvested into research and development for the growth and prosperity of health services in Iraq.
Project: Euphrates Medical City Masterplan
Date: 2014 - ongoing
Project size: NA
Client: Undisclosed
Services Provided: Masterplanning and Architecture
The Euphrates Medical City Masterplan arranges a highly sophisticated and self-sustaining healthcare centre by creating an efficient and comfortable healing environment, with its natural landscaping and supportive educational facilities, housing and community amenities. The medical masterplan sets out an organisational strategy for delivering world-class level healthcare services for the current and future generations of Iraq, establishing large scale medical institutions to ensure healthcare provision is up to an international standard. The Universities educational health facilities will provide for local Iraqis who otherwise have to travel long distances to access these amenities. Although there is a tendency to decentralise many aspects of care, only large centres can support the necessary degree of sub-specialisation. Cutting edge, specialist medical facilities and expertly trained staff are a magnet for health tourism, providing extra funding to be reinvested into research and development for the growth and prosperity of health services in Iraq.