"Nurture", the staff lounge, is a quiet space within the hospital. The high-pressure environment of the hospital makes the medical staff in a state of physical and mental exhaustion for a long time, and the configuration of a lounge that can provide psychological support and emotional regulation is crucial. In the "Nourishing Space", the design principles of circular health are applied to create a peaceful environment for medical staff to achieve mental and emotional release after their shift, which is conducive to their own physical and mental adjustment.

While the lounge is a compact space, it still accommodates and ADAPTS to the changing needs of employees. Given its small footprint, it was designed with a strong focus on ergonomic and modular application of elements to maximize comfort and functionality, incorporating flexibly configured furniture into ambient lighting and natural textures. House of Grey Design Studio has transformed the original cold and boring medical environment into a health-promoting and inspiring healing space through the design concept of "circular health" in a free design way. Nourish Space creates a mental space for midwives to self-regulate and rejuvenate between shifts, enabling them to provide care at their best and make the most rational clinical decisions.

"Heal," the consulting room. For the families of NICU newborns, the hospital is not only a place of healing, but also a space where they face anxiety, grief and uncertainty. Counseling rooms need to be designed to provide a sense of security and emotional comfort so that parents can be supported in their most vulnerable moments. Health design prioritizes mental, emotional, and physical healing. House of Grey believes that well-designed environments can evoke a sense of security and trust. The space design uses soft curves rather than sharp geometric forms to create a sense of embrace rather than bondage. The color scheme is inspired by nature and uses neutral tones that calm people.