Works

The “femininity” of the lines is conjugated with “hard” materials and the white walls with dark touches create the ideal backdrop for patients and workers.

On the second floor of a preserved neoclassical building is the dental clinic, which was created by the joining of two existing office-compartments. With respect to the existing shell and its openings a new space was formed in which the units were arranged in such a way, that they serve the smooth operation of the infirmary and that the natural light is diffused in all.

A white “corrugated” wall separates the public areas of the clinic (reception-waiting room) from the examination room and the doctor’s office. At the same time, it is required to incorporate the mechanical paths of the building together with the load-bearing structural elements, for this trace of the point “relaxes” creating curved planes. The “femininity” of the lines is conjugated with “hard” materials and the white walls with dark touches create the ideal backdrop for patients and workers.

Behind the white separating wall is organized the main part of the clinic, the examination area, the office of the clinic and the decontamination room. At the end of the “corrugated” wall, there is the reception desk-reception along with the waiting room. While, behind the dark “background wall”, secondary uses, such as customer’s WC and auxiliary spaces are accommodated.