Care, connected.
Clinical departments and specialised centres planned within a single healthcare campus.
A new destination in development
THE FUTURETAKES SHAPE.
Bashundhara Medical City
& International Hospital
Bashundhara, Dhaka
Bangladesh
Architectural visualisation · Proposed design
01 / The vision
A considered destination for care & community
Healthcare,
thoughtfully connected.
A place designed around people. A vision that brings specialist care, purposeful architecture and a greener environment together.
Planned for N Block in Bashundhara Residential Area, this six-bigha development brings a wide spectrum of healthcare disciplines into one connected destination.
Architecture with room to breathe.Original project visualisation
Space to feel better.
Planted terraces, open spaces and green surroundings are integral to the architectural vision.
Designed for tomorrow.
Digital health records and connected hospital systems form part of the proposed approach.
02 / The spatial experience
Every angle.
A new perspective.
Scroll to orbit the form; at the end its floors lift apart.
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Preparing the architectural model
01 / 03
A distinctive arrival.
Layered terraces and the signature arched approach define the proposed building.
Scroll to orbit; the floors lift at the end
Concept reconstruction · Floor plates, plot and canal from the client CAD drawing; form, bridges and landscape from the supplied renders · Not a BIM or engineering model
03 / The hospital, in detail
A proposed 1,000-bed healthcare destination
A bigger vision.
Considered in detail.
From patient accommodation to specialist care and the way each floor connects, explore the programme behind the architecture.
- Departmental cabins
- 220
- Critical-care beds
- 115
- Operation theatres
- 26
Planned provision · Technical presentation, 27 August. An additional 9 VIP and 1 VVIP cabin are included in the 1,000-bed programme.
04 / The architecture
Form follows a greater purpose
A new perspective
on care.
Layered terraces. Expansive glazing. Landscaped edges. Explore the proposed architecture, from the wider campus to the arrival experience.
All images are architectural visualisations. Design, facilities and capacities are proposed and may be revised as the project develops.
Beyond the facade
Designed around
the human experience.
Step inside the vision
Proposed interior · Architectural visualisation
05 / The interior collection
A closer look at life within
Care begins
with the setting.
From a welcoming reception to quieter patient spaces, explore 32 interior concepts from the project brochure and original architectural film.
Explore all 32 interior views
Proposed interior
01 /
Arrival
Hospital reception
A welcoming first impression: warm materials, planted edges and a generous reception space.
Proposed interior
02 /
Patient rooms
VIP cabin
The brochure's larger cabin concept, with patient and family spaces considered together.
Proposed interior
03 /
Clinical spaces
Diagnostic centre
The brochure's vision for a dedicated diagnostic reception and waiting area.
Proposed interior
04 /
Wellbeing
Meditation space
Planting and a quiet material palette shape this proposed space for reflection.
Interior concept illustrations from the supplied brochure. Not photographs of completed facilities; layouts, equipment and finishes may change.
06 / The planned scope of care
Specialist expertise. A shared destination.
Many disciplines.
One vision.
The project proposes a broad clinical programme, bringing diagnosis, treatment and recovery into a more connected setting.
115Planned critical-care beds
ICU · CCU · NICU · PICU
ICU · CCU · NICU · PICU
26Planned operation theatres
01
Critical & specialised care
Planned intensive, cardiac, neonatal and paediatric intensive-care units, alongside dedicated operating facilities.
ICU / CCU / NICU / PICU
02
Advanced diagnostics
The proposed diagnostic programme includes genetic and molecular laboratory services and whole-body health check-ups.
Laboratory & screening
03
Cancer treatment
Chemotherapy and radiotherapy are included in the project's proposed specialised-care programme.
Planned oncology services
04
Renal & rehabilitation care
Planned dialysis and physiotherapy services extend the clinical vision from ongoing treatment to rehabilitation.
Treatment & recovery
05
Women, children & families
The proposed programme includes fertility services and dedicated neonatal and paediatric critical-care facilities.
Family-focused services
06
Wellbeing & recovery
Mental-health rehabilitation, physiotherapy and spaces for meditation form part of the wider planned care environment.
A broader view of wellbeingThese are planned facilities, not currently available clinical services. This website is for project information and enquiries.
07 / The location
Rooted in
Bashundhara.
A new healthcare destination, planned within one of Dhaka's established residential communities.
- Project location
- N Block, Bashundhara R/A
Dhaka, Bangladesh - Planned site area
- 6 bigha
08 / Beyond Medical City
The S Rahman Properties portfolio
Part of a
wider vision.
Discover other projects presented alongside Bashundhara Medical City in the developer's brochure.
View all five projects
Portfolio illustration
01 /
S Rahman Properties
S Rahman Trade Center
Glazed facades frame a vertical series of planted terraces.
Portfolio illustration
02 /
S Rahman Properties
S R Garden Valley
A tower composition with greenery woven between its elevations.
Portfolio illustration
03 /
S Rahman Properties
S R Dream Tower
A paired vertical composition, presented in the developer's portfolio.
Names and illustrations reproduced from brochure page 19. The brochure describes these as ongoing projects; contact S Rahman Properties for current status.
The vision, in detail.
Take a closer look
A vision worth
exploring.
Discover the architectural concept, proposed facilities and project overview in the original brochure.
Download project brochure09 / The technical programme
Source-checked planning information
The hospital.
Behind the vision.
Capacity, room types, clinical provision and the floor-use programme—collected here before your next conversation with the project team.
Read the full hospital overview- Planned beds
- 1,000
- Clinical departments
- 25
- Specialist centres
- 11
- Critical-care beds
- 115
- Operation theatres
- 26
- Campus area
- 6 bigha
Capacity, cabins, wards & recovery
| Service group | Beds |
|---|---|
| Medicine & allied services | 375 |
| Surgery & allied services | 365 |
| Gynaecology, obstetrics & allied services | 250 |
| VIP & VVIP accommodation | 10 |
| Total planned capacity | 1,000 |
Patient accommodation
- Departmental cabins
- 220
- Additional VIP / VVIP cabins
- 9 / 1
- General-ward beds
- 455
- Emergency beds
- 30
- Postoperative beds
- 70
Departmental cabins comprise 60 medicine, 80 surgery and 80 gynaecology/obstetrics cabins. All allocations are within the planned 1,000 beds, not extra capacity.
Critical care, treatment & recovery
115 critical-care beds
- Intensive care (ICU)
- 25
- Coronary care (CCU)
- 30
- Neonatal intensive care (NICU)
- 25
- Paediatric intensive care (PICU)
- 15
- ICU associated with cath lab
- 20
Specialist treatment allocation
- Dialysis beds
- 30
- Chemotherapy beds
- 30
- IVF beds
- 10
- Cath lab / open-heart care beds
- 30
These allocations sit within the 1,000-bed programme. They are not additional capacity.
11 specialist centres
01
Diagnostics & prevention
- Genetic and molecular laboratory
- Whole-body checkup centre
02
Treatment & specialist care
- Physiotherapy and pain care
- Dialysis centre
- Chemotherapy and oncology
- Critical-care centre
- Infertility and IVF
- Aesthetic and laser care
03
Support & wellbeing
- Natural-healing centre
- Meditation centre
- Mental-rehabilitation centre
The oncology programme also includes radiotherapy. Centre names reflect the supplied planning documents; service availability and clinical protocols remain subject to development.
Clinical disciplines at a glance
Medicine & allied care
Neurology, chest and asthma care, gastroenterology, hepatology, dermatology, rheumatology, endocrinology and diabetes, paediatrics, and psychiatry.
Surgery & allied care
General, bariatric, cardiothoracic, neurological, orthopaedic, joint and spine, plastic and reconstructive, urological, eye, ENT, gastrointestinal, hepatobiliary and paediatric surgery, alongside dental care, oncology and palliative care.
Women’s health
Gynaecology, obstetrics, gynaecological oncology, and infertility and IVF services.
Inside the 26-theatre programme
The technical presentation’s 26-theatre allocation includes provision for cath lab / open-heart surgery.
| Specialty | Theatres |
|---|---|
| General & gastrointestinal surgery | 3 |
| Cath lab / open-heart surgery | 2 |
| Cardiothoracic surgery | 1 |
| Bariatric surgery | 1 |
| Neuro & brain surgery | 2 |
| Orthopaedics, joints & spine | 2 |
| Plastic & reconstructive surgery | 1 |
| Urology | 1 |
| Hepato-biliary surgery | 1 |
| Eye surgery | 2 |
| ENT surgery | 2 |
| Oncological surgery | 1 |
| Gynaecological oncology | 1 |
| Gynaecology | 2 |
| Obstetrical procedures | 2 |
| Paediatric surgery | 1 |
| Infertility procedures | 1 |
| Total programme | 26 |
Architecture, campus & floor-by-floor programme
Six bigha in N Block, Bashundhara, Dhaka. A curved, stepped building with planted terraces, internal gardens, family spaces and a landscaped waterside approach. The 27 August technical programme describes four basements, ground, levels 1–14 and rooftop facilities.
B4 – B3Parking & arrival support
Basement 4 provides patient-vehicle parking. Basement 3 accommodates ambulances, office vehicles, private vehicles and doctors’ parking.
B2 – B1Support, imaging & rehabilitation
Basement 2 brings together administration, research and training, laundry and doctors’ parking. Basement 1 is allocated to radiology and imaging, physiotherapy, and aesthetic care.
GroundEmergency & everyday services
Central pharmacy, emergency and minor operating facilities, vaccination, disease screening and a gift shop.
01 – 02Outpatient consultation
The first floor combines consultant chambers, dental and maxillofacial services, whole-body checkups and kitchen facilities. The second floor is dedicated to consultant chambers.
03Diagnostics & specialist treatment
Diagnostic, genetic and molecular laboratories, dialysis, chemotherapy and infertility consultation.
04 – 05Procedures & recovery
The fourth floor includes cath lab, postoperative care, IVF theatre and beds, and the proposed natural-healing, meditation and mental-rehabilitation spaces. The fifth floor accommodates the operating-theatre complex and postoperative care.
06 – 07Surgical inpatient care
Surgical cabins and wards across both floors, with postoperative accommodation and a children’s play terrace on the sixth floor.
08 – 09Women’s inpatient care
Gynaecology and obstetrics cabins and wards. The ninth-floor programme also includes a sky lobby and business centre.
10Critical care
Dedicated ICU, CCU, NICU and PICU accommodation.
11 – 12Medical inpatient care
Medicine cabins and wards, with a restaurant and juice corner included on the eleventh floor.
13 – 14Private accommodation & medicine
The thirteenth floor includes VIP and VVIP accommodation and a sky garden. The fourteenth floor continues the medical inpatient programme.
RoofConference, dining & helipad proposal
A conference centre, restaurant and rooftop helipad are proposed. Aviation and other relevant approvals would be required before operation.
Floor use is a planning guide, not an approved construction drawing. The rooftop helipad and other facilities require relevant approvals. Overall floor area and the final consultation-room total are not presented as confirmed figures.
Digital infrastructure, support & development phases
Patient & clinical systems
Electronic medical records, digital queues and wayfinding, bedside displays, doctor and nurse calls, and connected outpatient, laboratory and theatre workflows.
Campus & care support
Building automation and IT networks, ambulance access, central pharmacy, laundry, food services, administration, and dedicated research and training spaces.
A phased introduction
The documents describe planning and construction, followed by diagnostics and selected outpatient services, then a broader inpatient, surgical and critical-care programme. No opening date is confirmed here.
Proposed development, not an operating hospital. Figures follow the supplied 27 August Technical Presentation and Marketing & Technical Short Course. Design revisions differ; capacities, floor allocations, facilities and finishes remain subject to detailed design and implementation. Read the planning-source notes.
10 / Start a conversation
Project in development
The future of care.
Let's talk about it.
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Project office
S Rahman PropertiesJCX Business Tower, Level 12
Block I, Bashundhara R/A
Dhaka, Bangladesh