The master plan for Tomáš Baťa Regional Hospital ensures the modernization and efficient development of the campus while maintaining uninterrupted medical operations during construction. It builds upon the concept of the Central Pavilion for Emergency Medicine, introducing a clear segregation of logistics and patient movement.

The plan extends the original urban structure by F. L. Gahura, introducing new traffic routes, expanded parking capacity, and improved campus navigation. A central axis connects both new and existing pavilions, ensuring seamless integration within the hospital. The phased construction approach allows continuous operation of healthcare services.

The design incorporates green spaces and landscaped areas, reinforcing the “hospital in greenery” concept. The project merges functionality with Zlín’s architectural tradition, creating a modern, patient-centered medical environment.