This 18×90 feet hospital building plan is developed on a narrow and irregular tapered plot, measuring approximately 18 feet at the front and gradually narrowing toward the rear. Despite the challenging shape, the layout demonstrates efficient medical space planning across multiple levels.

The basement floor is dedicated to parking, ensuring smooth vehicle movement for staff and visitors without interfering with medical operations above. The ground level functions as the primary reception and patient intake floor, providing waiting areas, consultation flow, and access to vertical circulation through a centrally located staircase and lift.

The upper floors are organized strategically to accommodate essential hospital functions. One level is designated for ward rooms and an operation theater (OT), ensuring proper zoning between patient care and surgical areas. Additional floors include doctor consultation rooms and more ward facilities, maintaining a clear separation between treatment, recovery, and administrative spaces.

The vertical stacking of functions across Ground + 1 + 2 + 3 floors maximizes usable area within the narrow 18-foot frontage. The design reflects practical hospital planning principles — efficient corridor circulation, stacked service cores, and dedicated medical zones — making it suitable for small to mid-scale urban healthcare facilities on constrained urban plots.