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mab architecture | Embryocare Clinic | arthitectural.com
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A gynecological clinic specialized in assisted reproduction required new premises. They acquired a 140sqm flat in downtown Athens, in an area where most of the apartments have already been converted into offices, health centers and similar programs. The entire flat was gutted including all installations. The concept was to provide cool but friendly clinical environment for doctors and their patients.
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mab architecture | Embryocare Clinic
The predominant color is white with just few sculptural pieces of furniture in “summer-sky” blue. The choice of materials with cellular structures is a reference to the nature of the work performed in this surgery. Partitions and wall claddings are made of special translucent sandwich panels, made of two sheets of Perspex and the in-between gap, which is filled with plastic straws of different diameters.
The material provides extraordinary effects and changes translucency depending on the viewpoint. White round mosaic tiling is covering all floors and occasionally the same surface splashes also over walls. Glossy white plaster ceiling is randomly pierced by seemingly floating circles of light or circular air vents. All furniture and fittings were carefully chosen to enhance the overall appearance. The end user – gynecologists and their patients are happy with the result and hopefully the new serene environment will assist more women in conceiving a baby.
Location: Athens, GreeceArchitects: mab architecture | Franky Antimisiaris, Branko M. BerlicProject name: Embryocare ClinicContractor: Antonis DounoukosPhotograph: George PahountisA + A LAB | Health clinic | arthitectural.com
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The clinic is located in a new modern building and the surface is about 180 sqm, the space is composed by a large and bright reception and waiting area, offices, four ambulatories and an operating room. The interior design project reflects the corporate identity we designed for our client. The colors, the shapes and the materials are related to the image of the logo. The use of simple and clean lines reflects the philosophy of what a health clinic wants to suggest to their visitors: a place where the word “aesthetic” is a key element.
The choice of colors and shapes derives from the definition of the logo features which represents the famous painting of the Turkish Slave masterpiece of Parmigianino, an icon of beauty and femininity. The curved wall that characterizes the waiting room and it is echoed in the reception desk as well in order to accommodate the visitor who is accompanied by soft curves. The vertical stripes which characterized the curved wall of the waiting room, is composed by applied decorations of the logo image, this composition creates a rhythm which is accentuated by the perception of the curves.
The two predominant colors are white and blue: the white is synonymous of purity and rigor and it is used for the wall finishing, for the floor (covered by white carrara marble) and for the furniture. On the other side, the blue is a peaceful and relaxing color and it recalls the world of medicine and surgery too. Every single room has been designed respecting the needs of the doctors and the clients, they can find a pleasant place where they can relax because the colors and the layout create a sense of harmony.Location: Parma, Italy
Project: A + A LAB | Architects Alice Canuti and Anna Maestri
Client: Laerzio s.r.l.
Typology: Health clinic
Total foor area: 180 sqm
Design year: november 2010
Construction year: February 2011-September 2011
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A + A LAB | Health clinic
Project: A + A LAB | Architects Alice Canuti and Anna Maestri
Client: Laerzio s.r.l.
Typology: Health clinic
Total foor area: 180 sqm
Design year: november 2010
Construction year: February 2011-September 2011
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