The proposal envisages a new 50‑bed Government Hospital at Chandapur to replace the deteriorated facility at Chincholi, whose condition no longer meets functional or safety requirements. Designed in line with KfW norms, the project adopts a modern planning approach that prioritises efficient healthcare delivery, patient comfort, long‑term adaptability and integrated landscape–water systems. The hospital is conceived as an RCC framed structure that responds to regional seismic requirements while providing a durable framework for future vertical and horizontal expansion.

Planning emphasises compact circulation—shorter corridors, distributed waiting areas and clearly legible departmental zoning—to create an accessible, patient‑friendly environment. A series of planted courtyards along the primary circulation spine introduce daylight, natural ventilation and shaded outdoor rooms using hardy local species, softening the typical institutional character. Indigenous landscaping is coupled with rainwater harvesting and on‑site wastewater treatment, reducing reliance on external water sources and improving resource efficiency. Together with complete site infrastructure for water, sewerage, power and internal roads, the proposal establishes a functional, climate‑responsive healthcare campus for the region.