The 200-bed Alaşehir State Hospital is designed as a monoblock structure on a 40,000 m² site. The Diagnosis and Treatment Block is positioned between the three-story Polyclinic Block and the six-story Patient Ward Block. The Emergency Department is located on the ground floor of the Diagnostic Block, with pedestrian and vehicular traffic clearly separated.

Access to the building is organized to distinguish staff, patient, and visitor movement. Outpatient, inpatient, visitor, and staff flows are differentiated through horizontal and vertical circulation systems and programmatic zoning, minimizing circulation conflicts throughout the hospital.

Natural daylight is a key design consideration in creating spatial and psychological comfort. Openings within the roof and a series of internal courtyards bring daylight deep into the building, while all patient-oriented spaces, including examination rooms, patient rooms, and observation areas, are planned to benefit from natural light.

Belonging, privacy, and orientation are treated as key design inputs in shaping the relationship between interior and exterior spaces. At the main entrance, the gallery space is integrated with the entrance canopy, strengthening the visual and spatial continuity between the building and its exterior environment.