The Hague Surgery Building Contemporizes the Classic Hospital
Katherinev123 — December 3, 2009 — Lifestyle
While it’s up for debate whether patients feel more reassured in the waiting room of an aesthetically pleasing hospital, the Hague surgery building in the Netherlands is definitely making a case for modern medical interiors.
The new design of the Hague surgery building was completed by Dutch architects Vasd. Simple and sophisticated with a transparent reception desk and boldly colored decor accents (namely bright red), the new Hague Surgery building, according to Dezeen, exudes “serenity and space.”
The new design of the Hague surgery building was completed by Dutch architects Vasd. Simple and sophisticated with a transparent reception desk and boldly colored decor accents (namely bright red), the new Hague Surgery building, according to Dezeen, exudes “serenity and space.”
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Modern Medical Interiors — Opportunities for disruptive innovation in creating aesthetically pleasing and calming medical environments.
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Transparent Reception Desks — Potential for disruptive innovation in designing transparent and welcoming reception areas in medical centers.
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Bold Decor Accents — Disruptive innovation opportunities in using bold color choices to enhance the ambiance of medical spaces.
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Architecture and Interior Design — Opportunities for disruptive innovation in reimagining medical center design through architectural and interior design solutions.
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Healthcare Facilities — Potential for disruptive innovation in transforming medical centers into more welcoming and patient-friendly environments.
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Hospitality Industry — Opportunities for disruptive innovation in incorporating hospitality industry practices and aesthetics into medical center design.
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