Design & Fit-out of the Midwifery and Examination Room at Tehran Pars Hospital

Design & Fit-out of the Midwifery and Examination Room at Tehran Pars Hospital

The midwifery and examination room at Tehran Pars Hospital was designed and fitted out in 2018 as part of the hospital’s 7,000-square-meter women’s, maternity and related care project. The space was planned to support examination, short-stay care, consultation and initial patient assessment within an organized, hygienic and reassuring environment.

Clinical Performance Combined with a Calmer Patient Experience

The project aimed to create a healthcare setting that meets functional medical requirements while feeling less stressful and more human-centered. Soft yet purposeful color palettes, even lighting, bright hygienic materials and carefully controlled decorative elements help make the environment more welcoming for patients.

Precise Organization of Midwifery and Examination Functions

The layout of examination chairs, patient beds, wash areas, privacy curtains, glazed dividers and staff support zones was developed to improve workflow and usability. This organization allows medical staff to access essential equipment efficiently while protecting the privacy and dignity of patients.

Supporting Multiple Care Scenarios

The space was not designed only for routine examination. It also supports consultation, evaluation, patient preparation, brief observation and effective interaction between midwives, physicians and patients. Seating areas, storage, suitable lighting and a coherent visual identity strengthen both functionality and trust.

Design Approach

The main objective of the project was to create a room that performs well clinically while offering a more respectful and calming experience for women receiving care. The result is a group of midwifery and examination spaces that support Tehran Pars Hospital’s women’s healthcare services through hygiene, efficient circulation and a refined interior environment.