Manipal Hospitals, Mumbai
Project Brief
Manipal Hospital Mumbai was envisioned as a state-of-the-art healthcare facility seamlessly blending functionality with healing aesthetics. The design focuses on patient-centric planning, ensuring intuitive navigation, natural light access, and optimized clinical workflows. The façade employs a clean, contemporary language with carefully chosen materials that reflect both permanence and warmth. Passive design strategies, such as strategic orientation and shading, improve energy efficiency while creating calming, well-ventilated interior environments. From a spatial standpoint, the hospital is not just a place for treatment—it’s a thoughtfully designed experience that supports wellness, staff efficiency, and future scalability.
Location: Mumbai
Area: 7,50,000 sft
Number of beds: 650
Status: Ongoing
Scope: Architecture, Medical planning, Interior design
“ Layered glass and metal facade articulating both openness and privacy. “
Vertical fins and perforated screens sculpt light, shade, and rhythm.
The façade presents a strikingly contemporary glass envelope infused with warm bronze and copper tints, creating a sophisticated yet welcoming street presence. Vertical fins and slim mullions break the expanse of glazing into elegant proportions, while deep horizontal ledges and recessed terraces provide shading and visual rhythm.
