Evaluation of the Design of Intensive Care Spaces to Confront the Corona Virus - the Study Area, Baghdad City

Many hospitals face challenges to adapt to the changing environment and persistent diseases and after the emergence of the Corona crisis that caused by an increase in the number of cases of people living with HIV increased the need to accommodate more patients in spaces, which led to the momentum on hospitals to absorb increasing numbers of cases, which led to finding design solutions for the intensive care environment to continuously accommodate people while maintaining the privacy and safety of occupants and staff and increasing the rate of recovery, the goal of this paper is to identify the type of change in care spaces The status associated with the Covid-19 pandemic is the possibility of expanding within Iraqi hospitals and the possibility of providing solutions for its development, The paper has made use of the concept of negative pressurized areas, the flexible module, the entry to the operating department and the connection between the intensive care unit and the staff department with a strong spatial relationship, to increase the possibility of further development.