In front of a hospital building where hygiene principles of the 19th century can be identified, the project proposes the incorporation of built prostheses to complete the required program. In between the original pavilions, which are set in a fishbone arrangement, are courtyards in which patients will be able to enjoy the natural spaces of the region within a domestic environment. To enhance this enjoyment of nature, the enclosures of the new pavilions are materialized at ground level with panes of uninterrupted glass, opening the public zones to views of the surounding landscape. The constructive approach conceives the facades of the new volumes as palimpsests where the openings corresponding to the new layout will open over the masonry stretches of facade...[+]