Summary
A submitted health-center design was first assessed under Taqyiem — 67/100, Grade D — then redeveloped under Tatwier around a healing courtyard inspired by the historic Bimaristan Al-Nuri.
Location
Damascus, Syria
Year
2026
Size
Land area 1,475.156 m²
Partners
Designed by Ghina Fustuq, Masa Aldabbas, Lama Kanj (Syria) · Supervised by Asma Almunis
Design Concept
Development centers on a glazed circular courtyard as the building's heart — drawing on the Bimaristan Al-Nuri tradition of healing architecture for natural light, ventilation, and a calming link to nature. Curved, flowing masses suited to 3D printing break the rigidity of conventional clinics; two main masses split into four functional blocks gathered around the courtyard. Operational upgrades add rainwater harvesting and a solar-energy strategy.
Architectural Impact Score (AIS)
67/100Grade D
Weak design — low alignment with its intended purpose.
Scored by four Deiyre architects.