Tehran Pars Hospital Post-NICU Ward Design and Fit-Out

Tehran Pars Hospital Post-NICU Ward

The Post-NICU ward at Tehran Pars Hospital was designed as a calm, bright and highly organized care environment for newborns transitioning from intensive neonatal care. The work formed part of the hospital’s wider maternity and neonatal program, completed in 2018 within the 7,000 m² project scope.

Neonatal care organization

The arrangement of incubators, monitoring equipment and workstations prioritizes clear clinical sightlines and efficient movement. The layout supports direct access between staff work areas and neonatal care points while keeping circulation legible and controlled.

Nurse station and clinical oversight

A centrally organized nurse station provides close visual connection to the care area. Integrated work surfaces, monitoring points and direct access to patient zones support day-to-day coordination and responsive clinical workflows.

Lighting, color and environmental comfort

White and light grey finishes are combined with turquoise accents to create a clean and recognizable identity. Even ambient lighting, indirect illumination and soft ceiling details help reduce visual stress while maintaining the clarity expected in a clinical environment.

Design approach

The project balances clinical functionality, equipment access, visual order and environmental comfort. The result is a coordinated Post-NICU setting that supports staff visibility and workflow while creating a calmer atmosphere for neonatal care.