A Thai children’s hospital challenges stereotypes of the institutional spaces
Hospitals are one of the most stigmatized spatial typologies. Their inherent solemnity tends to extend to the design of their interiors, frequently leaving medical spaces sterile and uninspiring. But one Thai hospital, designed by studio Integrate
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