JCPCDR Architecture Removes the Sterility from a Dental Office
Francesca Mercurio — August 9, 2021 — Art & Design
JCPCDR Architecture has transformed a Parisian dental office into a laidback and chic space. Paris Dental Studios is located on a ground floor of a courtyard and wanted a space that meets the practical requirements of a dental office while equally focusing on creating a relaxed patient atmosphere. Essentially, the dentists wanted a space where patients who dread the dentist turn into excited guests and enjoy their experience at the office.
Creating this design was challenging, as the space is foremost a medical facility and requires space for equipment. Nonetheless, the designers focused on creating a bright, inviting, and warm atmosphere. The designers used an abundance of oak to create a warm reception room. The firm chose to work abundantly with wood as it creates a sense of homeliness and comfort, and removes that sterile feeling often felt in medical facilities.
Image Credit: JCPCDR Architecture
Creating this design was challenging, as the space is foremost a medical facility and requires space for equipment. Nonetheless, the designers focused on creating a bright, inviting, and warm atmosphere. The designers used an abundance of oak to create a warm reception room. The firm chose to work abundantly with wood as it creates a sense of homeliness and comfort, and removes that sterile feeling often felt in medical facilities.
Image Credit: JCPCDR Architecture
Trend Themes
1. Design-focused Medical Facilities - The trend of creating cozy and stylish medical facilities that prioritize the patient experience over sterility is on the rise.
2. Use of Wood in Medical Facilities - The trend of incorporating natural wood elements to create a warm and comforting environment is gaining popularity in medical offices.
3. Patient-centric Design - Designs that prioritize the patient experience and comfort are becoming increasingly popular in medical facilities.
Industry Implications
1. Medical and Healthcare - Medical facilities, clinics, and dental offices could potentially benefit from incorporating the trend of design-conscious and patient-centric spaces.
2. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers who specialize in the healthcare industry can take advantage of this trend by creating innovative and unique spaces that prioritize the patient experience.
3. Construction and Interior Design - Professionals in the construction and interior design industries have an opportunity to create warm and inviting medical facilities that prioritize the patient experience.
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