The project for the reconstruction and modernization of the pediatric ward at MBAL Dobrich exemplifies a contemporary approach to hospital design, placing the patient at the center of the healing process. Implemented as part of the "Firefly" initiative by the "For the Good" Foundation, the project transforms the traditional hospital environment into a space that inspires, soothes, and promotes recovery.

Spanning 1,000 sq.m, the ward features 11 rooms with a total of 28 hospital beds, organized into three age-specific zones to address the unique needs of different stages of childhood development. Each room is individually designed with a thematic interior and equipped with ergonomic furniture that resembles a home-like environment. The visual concept draws inspiration from the region’s agricultural heritage, creating a sense of connection to nature and tranquility.

The color palette and graphic elements have been carefully selected to reduce stress and encourage positive emotions in young patients and their caregivers. In addition to standard medical facilities, the project incorporates an intensive care unit, functional service areas, and a dedicated children's play space for social interaction, ensuring a comprehensive environment for both treatment and psychological well-being.

Funded entirely through charitable donations, the project demonstrates how thoughtful design and social responsibility can transform the hospital experience, turning a healthcare facility into a place of care, support, and hope.