The project develops a new outpatient clinic building within the hospital grounds, conceived as a complementary infrastructure intended to reorganize ambulatory healthcare services and release strategic areas for the future Day Hospital expansion.The proposal occupies the site through a ring-shaped configuration, moving away from the conventional typology of front and rear setbacks. This strategy activates the exterior space as an integral part of the building while creating a central courtyard that organizes circulation, improves orientation, and enhances natural lighting and cross ventilation. At the same time, the approach maximizes the number of consultation rooms connected directly to the façades, optimizing interior environmental quality..

PROGRAM AND FUNCTIONAL DISTRIBUTION. The program includes 32 consultation rooms —12 of them with private bathrooms—, a procedure room equipped for medium-complexity practices, five waiting areas, reception and administrative spaces, storage areas, a nursing office, flexible spaces for meetings and kitchenette use, public and staff restrooms, as well as technical and waste management areas with independent access. The building also incorporates a hydraulic elevator and an accessible lift for wheelchair users.

FLEXIBILITY, SAFETY, AND SUSTAINABILITY. The architecture prioritizes flexibility and future growth. Consultation rooms can be transformed into inpatient rooms during emergency situations, while the organization into separate wings allows functional subdivision in scenarios such as quarantine or pandemic response. The project also considers future expansion through phased construction.The proposal incorporates bio-environmental strategies including green roofs, façade solar protection systems, and the potential integration of greywater and rainwater recovery systems, together with future solar energy and overhead natural lighting solutions.