The Antas de Ulla Health Centre proposes a healthcare architecture capable of integrating naturally into the Galician rural landscape. The building is broken down into a series of pitched roofs that reduce the scale of the volume and reinterpret the construction logic of local architecture through a material palette based on timber and lightweight construction systems.

The programme is organised around a central landscaped courtyard that brings natural light into the circulation and waiting areas, improving user orientation and creating a direct relationship with the exterior. This space acts as a small internal garden that structures the circulation routes and brings a sense of calm to the overall composition.

The proposal seeks to combine functional clarity, environmental comfort and a precise architectural identity, in which light, materiality and the relationship with the landscape contribute to creating a welcoming and accessible healthcare environment.

KNF developed a tender proposal for this project.