The COVID-19 pandemic put on the front page the national importance of being prepared for emergencies, disasters and various social crises. The ability to provide quality health services without interruptions becomes indispensable, and the design of hospital architecture is a way of addressing the multiple factors that transform society, health, and the urban environment. With the Mother House of the Missionary Mothers of the Sacred Heart remaining as the only vestige of the original design, the extension of the Stella Maris Clinic, designed by the architect Paul Linder in 1948, becomes a precise case study for the identification and analysis of strategies for the design of an optimal hospital program, which have been lost today. Faced with this situation, a proposal is designed that reinterprets the architectural qualities designed by Linder, in order to recover the architectural qualit...

The COVID-19 pandemic put on the front page the national importance of being prepared for emergencies, disasters and various social crises. The ability to provide quality health services without interruptions becomes indispensable, and the design of hospital architecture is a way of addressing the multiple factors that transform society, health, and the urban environment. With the Mother House of the Missionary Mothers of the Sacred Heart remaining as the only vestige of the original design, the extension of the Stella Maris Clinic, designed by the architect Paul Linder in 1948, becomes a precise case study for the identification and analysis of strategies for the design of an optimal hospital program, which have been lost today. Faced with this situation, a proposal is designed that reinterprets the architectural qualities designed by Linder, in order to recover the architectural qualit...