The Eskişehir Integrated Health Campus is designed with natural ventilation and daylight as key considerations in the organization of the building and its interior spaces. The orientation of the building and the placement of openings are carefully planned to maximize access to natural light, improving both energy efficiency and visual comfort. Natural ventilation is also incorporated to enhance indoor air quality and reduce overall energy consumption.

The extensive mechanical requirements of the hospital are accommodated at terrace level, where the mechanical systems are integrated into the architectural composition and treated as design elements within the building form and façade.

The main hospital entrance is located on the first floor, allowing visitor circulation to be clearly organized and separated from other user flows. Polyclinics are positioned on the ground and first floors of the specialized patient ward towers, with separate ground-floor entrances provided for each block to distribute outpatient circulation efficiently.

The Emergency Department is located at a separate elevation and isolated from the main hospital traffic, providing independent access while maintaining efficient connections with the hospital’s clinical functions.