An architectural study defining the threshold between interior composure and wild landscape.
Circle Studio approached this project with a patient-first methodology. Before any design work began, the full campus was mapped — pedestrian circulation routes, vehicle entry points, OT corridors, and outpatient zones — to identify every moment where a person might need guidance. The result is a cohesive 200 sq ft system of 90+ individual sign units spanning wayfinders, block identifiers, OT and lab signage, doctor nameplates, and room signs, all unified by a consistent green-and-white visual language that communicates authority and care.
The wayfinding hierarchy was structured across five sign types — from 2.4m tall free-standing campus navigators down to 100mm door-level room signs — ensuring every patient, visitor, and staff member can orient themselves confidently at any point on the campus. Outdoor signs use weather-coated metal frames and 3mm sticker print for durability against Jamalpur's monsoon climate.
