In its current configuration, the Agordo hospital facility is manifested as an addition of buildings in non-homogeneous diversified positions and secondary routes connecting the various parts; these additions have been stratified over time and to date manifests all the limitations derived from a general lack of planning and design, this determines that the functioning of the hospital is sometimes unrational and uneconomical.

The main building presents its own architectural formal identity, attributable to a domestic mountain language, and a clear functional intelligence, presenting the main façade facing South, and therefore towards the Agordino landscape, and the three arms of the departments arranged North-South and therefore with excellent East-West exposure and good permeability for natural ventilation. The new building is configured as a horizontal plate, of 1-2 floors, low, unobtrusive and non-invasive, with two patios, one of which is open on the forecourt, which allow natural daylighting and ventilation for each space.