98point6, a healthcare app that offers on-demand diagnosis and treatment options through a secure messaging platform, recently purchased office space on the 25th floor of the Columbia Center in Seattle. To create a fresh and inviting design for the space that inspires creativity, 98point6 tapped Best Practice Architecture and Architect of Record Marvin Yamaguchi.
Rather than using the neutral tones that are typically seen in medical buildings, the design firms opted for bright hues of blue, green and orange, which were used in contrast to hues of white and gray to provide a cheery ambiance without being overwhelming. With plenty of natural light available, the office space utilizes and open-concept design that helps it to spread throughout the different work areas.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Colorful Medical Offices
- Using bright and contrasting colors in medical office spaces to create an inviting and energizing atmosphere.
- Creative Workspace Design
- Implementing open-concept designs and natural light to inspire creativity in office spaces.
- Alternative Medical Building Aesthetics
- Moving away from traditional neutral tones and incorporating vibrant colors in medical building designs.
Who This Affects Most
- Healthcare
- Innovative office designs can enhance the patient experience and improve overall well-being in healthcare settings.
- Architecture and Interior Design
- There is an opportunity for architects and interior designers to explore creative and unconventional design concepts for medical office spaces.
- Technology and Apps
- Utilizing vibrant and unconventional office designs can reflect the forward-thinking and innovative nature of healthcare apps and technology companies.
