A compact hospital formed from eight interconnected rapid-deployment modules is designed for the prompt delivery of medical care in any region. The complex includes examination rooms, treatment rooms, sanitary units, a storage room, a changing room, and a wide corridor that ensures convenient circulation.

The building is adapted to various geographic conditions and is equipped with ventilation, water supply, drainage, an electrical system, and air conditioning. Inclusive access is provided through a ramp and compliant passage standards.

The modular hospital is formed from eight interconnected modules and assembled into a single building with a total area of 144 sq.m, including examination rooms, treatment rooms, sanitary units, a changing room, a storage room, and a spacious corridor.

The structure is built in accordance with the technical specifications and equipped with all essential systems—electrical, ventilation, air conditioning, water supply, and drainage. Thanks to the well-designed layout, the medical complex is fully ready to receive patients immediately after installation.

The hospital is mobile and autonomous, while installation on screw piles allows deployment on various surface types without complex preparatory works. Inclusive solutions are implemented throughout the building, including a ramp and adapted passageways.

The project demonstrates that modular structures can be effective not only as technical or storage facilities, but also as full-scale social infrastructure—fast to deploy, reliable, and certified. This format confirms the trend toward modern modular construction, where quality, speed, and mobility are key advantages.