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MOUNTAINPARK HEALTHCENTER

Project Overview

Thisgroupprojectwastodesignahealthclinic foranon-profitorganization.

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Design Drivers

The design concepts emphasized healing elements and biophilic design. We focused a lot on barriers to healthcare and how can the clinic begin to address some of these issues. Postcovidtherehasbeenatremendousnurse shortagesowedevelopedourplananddesign with a strong emphasis on employee satisfactionandretention.

Concept

Theconceptweusedforthehealthclinicwasa serene oasis. We strived to create a relaxing, calm, and comfortable space where the patients feel safe and taken care of. Design principles that we incorporated were organic shapes, earth tone colors, and lots of natural light.

Thepurposeofhavingarangeofflooringmaterialsistoaidin wayfinding andnavigatingthroughdifferentareas.Thehallwaysfeatureatransition in flooring materials, along with a change in ceiling and lighting design, astheyapproachthenurse'sstations.Theobjectiveistoclearly designate the private/staffareas.

The reception design was created with a 9' high ceiling drop encompassed with hidden cove lighting and pendants. There are white acousticalslatwallpanelstohelp absorb sound andprovideinterestswith repetition.Thereceptiondeskiscustommillworkthatis30"highand ADA compliant.

LED lighting throughout acoustical ceiling that provides adequate lighting for medical examinations

Textured wallcovering that meets Greenguard indoor air quality requirements

Monitor screen displays medical information for both patients and doctors

Luxury vinyl tile is durable and easy to maintain Adjustable provider stool and medical exam table

Acoustical ceiling tiles help increase energy efficiency, reduce noise and enhance the overall quality of sound

Acoustical insulation is applied in the walls to help absorb sound waves

High pressure laminate millwork provides high durability, with low heat conduction and hygienic properties

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