The present conclusion work consists of an analysis of hospital architecture and a relationship of humanization of hospital spaces with the health and well-being of the users of the building. The central theme refers to the development of an architectural project for a Reference Center in Health with the Elderly with a focus on the humanization of spaces, based on a detailed analysis of the historical aspects, the performance tests of the hospital and the socio-spatial relations of the supply and access of the elderly population to health in the municipality of Palmas, Tocantins. Based on the analysis of the history of the hospital building, which splits with a symbolic dimension of the subjectivities personalized in the image and shape of the building in the first half of the 20th century, during the modern movement, whose distance is from the discussions and projected guidelines which aim at humanizing and redefining space in relation to the patient's well-being. Allied to this, there is a growing scenario in Brazil in the demographic scenario and a hot increase in the elderly population, or that occasion needs a focus on the implementation of health services aimed at this population beyond the political public. Thus, this monograph defends the hypothesis of targeting health services for the elderly, allied to the process of humanizing hospital buildings, as an optimistic scenario for a problem of health challenges faced by the elderly population. In this process, in addition to the biblio- graphic review of the perspectives and humanization guidelines, the study addresses the socio- spatial relations of health supply and access by elderly populations, through an essential analy- sis for the promotion of policies and development of policy projects. At the end, it presents a proposal for a regional hospital project for the elderly population of the municipality of Palmas, Tocantins in Brazil.
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