Design
Translate clinical needs into coordinated layouts, workflows and technical requirements.
Teaching hospital Kumasi, Ghana
A 140-bed healthcare environment planned as one connected clinical, engineering and technology system.
Project overview
Garden City University Teaching Hospital brings advanced diagnostics, surgery, critical care and essential hospital support systems into one coordinated facility.
Ephimed’s design-and-build scope connects the clinical brief with the infrastructure and specialist systems required for dependable day-to-day operation.
The project brief
A teaching hospital must support patient care while creating the right environment for education, specialist practice and future development. The planning therefore extends well beyond the building itself.
Clinical adjacencies, patient and staff movement, critical engineering services, diagnostic technology and infection-control requirements all need to work together from the earliest design decisions.
Ephimed’s scope
The work is structured around four connected responsibilities.
Translate clinical needs into coordinated layouts, workflows and technical requirements.
Integrate specialist healthcare infrastructure within the wider construction programme.
Plan and coordinate the diagnostic, surgical and critical-care technology environment.
Prepare the facility and its technical teams for safe, reliable operation.
Facility programme
The facility programme combines major clinical departments with the engineering services that enable them to function safely.
“A hospital performs as one system. Its clinical spaces, infrastructure and technology must be resolved together.”
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