CTL Hospital

Interior and landscape design This project is conceived as a contemporary healing environment where interior and landscape design work together to reduce stress, restore comfort, and reconnect patients with nature. The design moves away from the conventional clinical atmosphere, introducing a softer and more human-centered spatial experience through the use of blue-grey tones, warm wood textures, and natural greenery. Spaces are designed to feel calm, gentle, and reassuring — where light, material, and landscape become essential elements in the healing process. A key design intention is to ensure that every patient room maintains a visual connection to the garden, allowing natural views to become part of the recovery experience. This visual and emotional connection to nature helps create a sense of openness, relaxation, and psychological comfort. Public areas such as the lobby and waiting spaces are designed as semi-open, light-filled environments, blending interior and exterior seamlessly. Soft curves, layered ceilings, and integrated planting create a fluid spatial experience that guides users naturally through the building. Rather than feeling like a hospital, the space is designed to feel like a calm retreat for healing — where patients, families, and staff can experience care in a more relaxed and supportive environment