Medicana Kızıltoprak Hospital is the very first project that WHT  worked with the Medicana Healthcare Group. The hospital is located in Istanbul, built on 14.104 sqm building site and servicing with 65 bed capacity. It is situated in the Kadıköy district, where work and social centers, as well as residential areas, intertwine with each other. On the facade, the vertical effect is emphasized with linear composite parts, and the deepness effect is increased with painted glass surfaces. Thanks to the central skylight of the structure, a visual relation is created between floors. It is also supported by a vertical green wall to benefit from the daylight and green space concept. The structure is designed to benefit from the daylight as much as possible, and lighting selections have been made to support natural light. Futuristic and organic design characteristics are distinctive and can be seen beginning from the entrance of the lobby. The relation between the lobby desk and lobby stairs and parametric linear waveforms on the ceiling are the first clues to the concept, which spreads throughout the whole hospital structure. Policlinic desks and seating are designed in a way that creates an organic connection with the whole structure. In patient rooms, patient bedheads and cabinets are designed as a whole. From this aspect, these spaces support our conception of organic form. Interiors are designed based on the integration of furniture and functions with the structure rather than merely the arrangement of furniture.