Archive for the ‘Clinic’ Category
Tuesday, October 30th, 2012
Article source: Integrated Field (IF)
Normally, clinic is definitely not one of a destination to be thought of, except for the time of sickness or unwell. But to care more about your health and have it checked up from time to time won’t be such a bad idea. Therefore, this dental clinic, DENTAL BLISS, was meant to create the feeling of relaxation and warmth to lessen visitor’s stress from spending time in the small space with strangers and make it feel ordinary to go to clinic by routine.
 Image Courtesy Integrated Field Co.,Ltd
- Architects: Integrated Field Co.,Ltd
- Project: Dental Bliss
- Location: THE INT (The Intersect), Rama III Rd., Bangkok, Thailand
- Owner: Dental Bliss
- Interior designer: Integrated Field Co.,Ltd.
- Corporate identity: Siwaporn Kumtan
- Main contractor:
- Phase 1 :WeerayutWeerasamai
- Phase 2 : CharnchaiLongcharoen
- Area: 91sq.m.
- Cost: 1,000,000 Baht
- Design: 2011
- Completed: 2012
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Tags: Bangkok, Thailand
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Thursday, September 27th, 2012
Article source: Jun’ichi Ito Architect & Associates
TSR Building Architectural Main Concept
Prologue
The clients are a family (a father and a son) who are psychiatrists and have been running a mental health clinic in Minato ward in central Tokyo for fifty years. Although the clinic has a long history housed in its current old wooden building, it became necessary for it to relocate due to a road schedule based on an urban plan formulated immediately after the Japanese defeat in World War II. In accordance with the relocation, the family decided to purchase an old building a five-minute walk from the clinic and build a new building on the site in order to reopen the clinic there. The beginning of this project was to the dismantling of the old building.
 Image Courtesy © Naoomi Kurozumi
- Architects: Jun’ichi Ito Architect & Associates
- Project: TSR Building
- Location: Minatu-Ku, Tokyo, Japan
- Photography: Naoomi Kurozumi
- Client: Rinnosuke Ryu, Yonosuke Ryu
- Building Site: Minatu-Ku, Tokyo, Japan
- Kind of the Project: New construction
- Use: Mental Clinic, Office, Residence
- Number of Stories: B1+ 8 stories
- Design Team:
- Architect: Jun’ichi Ito(Design Principal), Naoko Ito / Jun’ichi Ito Architect & Associates
- Collaborate Architect: Kaoru Yuzawa/Kaoru Yuzawa & Associates
- Structure Design: Jo Ko, Yoichi Chiba/JSD
- Equipment Design: Kazuhiro Endo, Shou Takahashi/EOS plus, Naohisa yamashita/Comodo Design
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Tags: Japan, Tokyo
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Tuesday, August 14th, 2012
Article source: D.I.G Architects
Reinterpretation of typical elements of wooden architecture ; folded space.
We tried to reinterpret the traditional appearance of wooden architecture, pitched roof and big canopy, under the concept of “folding” referred to “ORIGAMI”- a traditional Japanese paper work.
The roof, wall and canopy- the outer elements of architecture- are integrated and considered as a sheet of paper, split off and folded to each direction like “ORIGAMI”. The gesture of “ORIGAMI” brings the gaps and openings to the space underneath, generates the light, flow lines and the functions. The folded skin obscures the architectural articulations and boundaries, integrates the separated functions into one volume. Openness and closeness seamlessly continues, visitors would find themselves in the entirety and separation at the same time, ambiguous space.
 Bird view
- Architects: D.I.G Architects
- Project: Majima Clinic
- Location: Nagoya, Japan
- Completion date: April.2010
- Project Architects: Akinori Yoshimura+Maki Yoshimura
- Photographer: Tomohiro Sakashita
- Site Area：829.22m2
- Gross floor Area：361.84M2
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Tags: Japan, Nagoya
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Friday, July 20th, 2012
Article source: Aida Atelier, Inc.
Saijo Clinic is a private mental health clinic with short-care/group-care programs on the 11th floor penthouse of a building facing Shinjuku Gyoen Park, 58ha urban park located in central Tokyo. The penthouse was originally built as a part of a gigantic signboard on rooftop. The sign graphic was later abolished by newly introduced landscape regulations, however, the space inside was left over. In designing the interior of the clinic, we sought to incorporate the extraordinary contrast between different urban scales.
 Image Courtesy Tatsuya Noaki
- Architects: Aida Atelier, Inc.
- Project: Saijo Clinic
- Location:Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan
- Program: Mental Clinic
- Design Team: Tomoro Aida + Shinpei Uehara
- Sign design: Takeru Ide
- Construction: Apex, LTD.
- Furniture: inter.office
- Design: 12/2010 – 02/2011 (3 months)
- Construction: 02/2011 – 03/2011 (1 month)
- Floor: 11F (Penthouse)
- Floor area: 116.56m2
- Photography: ©Tatsuya Noaki
- Software used: AutoCAD, FormZ, Illustrator, Photoshop
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Tags: Japan, Tokyo
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Friday, June 22nd, 2012
Article source: Atelier Zündel Cristea
The construction site is located at 34, rue de Verdun in Champigny-sur-Marne, France. The Hospital accommodates 90 beds with 10 additional beds for day patients. Developed to a length of 75m by a 17,5m width, the project is composed of four floors and a partial basement. The building is situated in the center of the site along the north-south axis. It is set back around 10m from the street so as to leave space for an entry courtyard. It is also set back about 12 meters from its surrounding neighbors.
 Private Clinic Champigny
- Architects: Atelier Zündel Cristea
- Project: Private Clinic Champigny
- Location: Champigny-sur-Marne, France
- Client: Générale de Santé
- Consultants: CET
- Construction Cost: 10,5 M€ (ex VAT)
- Gross area: 6200 m²
- Mission: Conception + construction
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Tags: Champigny-sur-Marne, France
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Friday, April 20th, 2012
Article source: Pedra Silva Architects
Why do healthcare spaces have to be cold spaces?
This has been the underlying question since the beginning of our proposal. In fact there are several activities that go on in a clinical space, some regarding actual medical treatments and others related with social and reception areas. Although one might consider the treatment areas to be central in a dental clinic, this project aims to reinforce the social and humane side of healthcare facilities, by proposing two distinct and opposite environments: the clinic space and the social space. The first is a rigorous, hygienic and professional space, mainly in white materials, that aspires to provide confidence and serenity to the patient. The second is a space for meeting, relaxing and comfort, a way to distance the patient from the clinical mindset.
 Interior View (Images Courtesy João Morgado)
- Architects: Pedra Silva Architects
- Name of Project: Clini´c T
- Location: Lisboa, Portugal
- Team: Dina Castro, Hugo Ramos, Maria Rita Pais, Jette Fyhn, André Góis Fernandes, Ricardo Sousa
- Project area: 149m2
- Project year: 2011
- Contractor: Sabrab Engenharia
- Photographs: João Morgado
- Software used: Google sketchup, Graphisoft Archicad, Autodesk Autocad, Autodesk 3ds Max, Chaos Group Vray, FaronStudio PixPlant
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Tags: Lisboa, Portugal
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Friday, March 23rd, 2012
Article source: AB Design Studio Inc.
AB design studio creating a high-design | high-tech space for a new pediatric dental office in Southern California, named simply as “Sugarbug.” Our client wanted a fun, explorative, out-of-the box designed interior to provide services to his dental clients. The design of the interior was mainly directed by focusing on the experience of the child patient. Also important in the process of designing this interior was a focus placed on branding. Like many of our commercial tenant improvement projects, this project focuses on enabling the architecture of the space to contribute directly to the Sugarbug brand that the client is creating. The finished product will blend together all the aspects of the business of running a contemporary dental office through a well thought out and comprehensively designed architectural, functional, informational and graphical experience.
 Image Courtesy Ciro Coelho
- Architects: AB Design Studio Inc.
- Project: Sugarbug Dental Office
- Location: Oxnard, California
- Photography: Ciro Coelho
- Software used: AutoCAD and SketchUp
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Tags: California, Oxnard
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Tuesday, March 6th, 2012
Article source: Jan de vylder architecten
Four vets want a new clinic. A new clinic for consultations; with a lab and operating facilities, organised in a very particular way. One part open to visitors, with consulting rooms; a pharmacy; a reception desk and a waiting area and a lab area with echo and CT scan; and an operating theater and short-term stay facilities for animals Plus administration and overnight-stay facilities.
 Exterior View (Images Courtesy Filip Dujardin)
- Architect: Jan de vylder architecten / Jan De Vylder and Inge Vinck
- Name of Project: Malpertuus Veterinary Clinic
- Location: Heusden, The Netherlands
- Client: Dac Malpertuus
- Year: 2006-2009
- Photo: Filip Dujardin
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Tags: Heusden, The Netherlands
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Thursday, December 22nd, 2011
Article source: Pedra Silva Arquitectos
In the world of medicine where leading edge technology and science are key factors in services provided to patients, the opportunity arose to design the premises for an advanced dentistry practice – the Brighton Implant Clinic. The site is a brick Victorian building in Brighton, United Kingdom and is made up of a basement and four floors above ground. The practise is composed of a dental prosthetics lab where dentures and implants are fabricated on the same day as the patient is being treated, allowing the patient to leave the premises with a concluded treatment not having to return to the practice in the future. The practice also has a state of the art CAT scan allowing three-dimensional imagery of the skull in order to assist surgeons in the placement of implants.
 Brighton Implant Clinic
- Architects: Pedra Silva Arquitectos
- Project: Brighton Implant Clinic
- Location: Brighton, England
- Coordinator: Luis Pedra Silva
- Team: Nuno Baptista, Jette Fyhn, Hugo Ramos, André Góis
- Software used: Google Sketchup for drafting early solutions, Autodesk Autocad 2010, Autodesk 3ds Max 2010 + Vray
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Tags: Brighton, England
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Wednesday, December 7th, 2011
Article source: Mal-Vi Architects
Given the fact that the client was a newly arrived surgeon in Thessaloniki (Greece), we were handed the task of creating a memorable office space, providing an experience as distant as possible from the usual image one associates with a visit to a doctor’s studio.
 Images Courtesy 6x6 Photography - Giorgio Papadopoulos
- Architect: Mal-Vi Architects
- Name of Project: ORL Clinic
- Location: Kalamaria, Thessaloniki, Greece
- Type: Healthcare
- Photography: 6×6 Photography – Giorgio Papadopoulos
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Tags: Greece, Thessaloniki
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