Hospitals & Healthcare — Interiors, MEP and Facade

Healthcare interiors and MEP cover operation theatres, ICUs, emergency, diagnostics and patient areas. In a hospital, building services are clinical infrastructure: power continuity, air movement and water quality affect patients directly, and much of the work happens in facilities that stay open.

By Dhruv Agarwal · · 1 min read

What healthcare clients need

In a hospital, building services are clinical infrastructure. Power continuity in an ICU, air movement in an operation theatre and water quality in sterile areas all have direct consequences for patients. Finishes must be cleanable and durable, circulation must support patient flow, and much of the work happens while the hospital stays open.

What we deliver for healthcare

ScopeWhat it covers
Healthcare MEPPower, air, water and fire for clinical areas
Hospital interiorsOT, ICU, patient rooms, OPD, diagnostics, pharmacy
Fire detection & alarmInstitutional occupancy
FirefightingHydrant, sprinkler, pump room
Facade & glazingNew and extended hospital buildings

Delivered work

ProjectScope
Max Hospital, Saket, DelhiPre-coated sheet and glass work, 20,000 sq. ft.

Why Hagerstone for healthcare

Interiors and MEP under one contract, set out in a dedicated Hospital Interior & MEP capability profile, so finishes, air and power in clinical areas are designed together. In-house trades — 35 firefighting, 15 HVAC, 15 electricians, 15 plumbers — under ISO 9001 / 14001 / 45001.

Standards referenced

Institutional occupancy fire and life safety under NBC 2016, Part 4. Plumbing services under NBC 2016, Part 9.

Standards referenced

  • NBC 2016, Part 4 — Fire and life safety — institutional occupancy (Bureau of Indian Standards)
  • NBC 2016, Part 9 — Plumbing services (Bureau of Indian Standards)

Frequently asked

Yes. Most healthcare work is expansion or upgrade in a live facility. It needs infection-control barriers between the work zone and clinical areas, dust and noise control, and shutdowns of services planned around the hospital's clinical schedule. It is slower than new build, and the method matters as much as the design.

Reception and waiting areas, emergency, patient rooms, operation theatres, ICU and critical care, diagnostic and imaging, pharmacy, consultation and OPD, and physiotherapy and rehabilitation — each with its own requirements for air, power, water and finishes, as set out in our Hospital Interior & MEP profile.

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