luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
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thanks to a steadily growing population, the single public hospital on the spanish island of ibiza was in dire need of upgrading and expansion. tasked with the massive project, was luis vidal + architects, who quickly began researching and studying the various necessities of patients, visitors, and doctors. after substantial planning — the existing structure remained fully operational for the entire duration — a vast number of improvements were implicated.

luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
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included in the upgrade are improved spatial flow and organization of functions and foot traffic, increased patient privacy, and the relocation of medical units, emergency room, and intensive care unit to a smaller, centralized location. ‘can misses’ hospital, as it is known, also features a ‘curated’ set of aspects for its inhabitants. sunlight is highly present throughout, with bright colors, therapeutic gardens, sound dampening materials, and the texture of the building itself. the hospital was completed last year, and is now fully operational. 

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exterior with raised structure 

luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
exterior

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interior corridor 

luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
reduced color palette  

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LVA ‘can misses hospital’

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covered walkway 

luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
parking garage 

luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
parking lot and exterior 

luis vidal + architects completes can misses hospital in ibiza, spain
façade

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