The Telheiras Health Unit project, in Lisbon, was developed to respond to the needs of approximately 15,000 users, ensuring functionality, organization, and quality of use. 

The proposal is primarily organized on the ground floor, facilitating access and circulation, with a clear structure that separates and connects the different clinical areas. 

The reception acts as a central distribution element, linking two interconnected clinical circuits, allowing efficient management of flows, resources, and space usage. 

The building integrates two interior courtyards, which serve distinct purposes: one associated with activities and the extension of indoor spaces, and another with a more reserved character, ensuring natural lighting and ventilation for the consultation rooms. 

The layout and design of the complex were conceived to optimize thermal and environmental comfort, using natural shading and solar exposure control. 

The architectural language favors simplicity and clarity, with a materiality that combines more robust elements with natural materials, ensuring durability, comfort, and integration within the context. 

The project was developed with a focus on execution, ensuring functional, efficient solutions adapted to the requirements of a healthcare facility. 

The result is an organized, functional, and humanized building, prepared to effectively respond to the needs of its users.