Combining high style with low maintenance, Corian® Design’s Solid Surface aids designers and architects to create healthy spaces for complete peace of mind. designboom and ArchDaily continued its three-part webinar series with the material producer, this time to explore the future of healthcare facilities. Including Studio Fluid, Operamed and NOAS Sweden, leading architectural and design experts joined the conversation – watch above.
Register for the third webinar – here.
The Future of Healthcare Design: Hygiene and Infection Control in Healthcare Facilities
Healthcare facilities must meet the most demanding of standards, not only in aesthetics and durability but, most importantly, hygiene. Corian® Design’s Solid Surface aids architects and designers in realizing successful healthcare environments. The material’s non-porous properties mean it is efficient to disinfect, highly durable and easily renewed in creating seamless high-touch surfaces. Applications range from operating theaters with Corian® wall cladding to bed-head units in patient rooms, laboratory benches and surgical scrub-stations – all with no crevices for bacteria to hide.
Moderated by ArchDaily, Content Operations Manager Daniela Porto led the conversation with Lukasz Gagalo, EMEA Commercial Segment Marketing Leader at Corian® Design, and experts from design practices that are shaping the future of healthcare facilities. These voices included Zorana Vasic, Co-founder and Designer at Studio Fluid; Carlo Busolin, Product Marketing Manager at Operamed; and Johan Dahlberg, Business Developer at NOAS Sweden.
These architectural and design experts shared case studies of recently realized projects that are shaping new possibilities in the design of future healthcare facilities. To start, Studio Fluid brought this future into the present day with a spotless, all-white clinic in Novi Sad, Serbia that achieves a sci-fi-like appearance in its quest for purity. Operamed renovated 13 rooms of a 1980s hospital in Tel Aviv, Israel into the golden standard of operating theaters using the most cutting-edge technology. With form following function, NOAS Sweden then revealed their soft, curved sink designs which are serving surgeries for extremely long life-cycles. Each project highlighted the collaborative possibilities with Corian® Design, the key benefits of Solid Surface, and what designs we will see in the future of healthcare facilities.
To register for the third webinar about the future of hospitality design, follow the link – register here.
About:
Corian® Solid Surface is a surfacing material produced and marketed by the Corian® Design business of DuPont. It realizes creative visions, turning conceptual ideas into reality. It aids architects and designers in more than only exterior cladding. Other fields of innovation include healthcare, hospitality and retail interior design, hygienic kitchen and bathroom application, and many more.
designboom and ArchDaily team up with Corian® Design to moderate and broadcast an exclusive yet free three-part webinar series. The first, ‘the future of cladding: digital & sustainable fabrication of façade panels’, can be watched on designboom and ArchDaily, here. The second webinar, ‘the future of healthcare design: hygiene and infection control in healthcare facilities’, can be watched at the top of this page. The third and final webinar, ‘the future of hospitality design: healthy spaces and sustainable solutions in hotels and beyond’, is live on Tuesday, December 13, 2022, from 4pm CET – register here.
Webinar InfoTitle: The Future of Healthcare Design: Hygiene and Infection Control in Healthcare Facilities
Brand: Corian® Design
Moderator: Daniela Porto Content Operations Manager at ArchDaily
Participants: Zorana Vasic, Co-founder and Designer at Studio Fluid; Carlo Busolin, Product Marketing Manager at Operamed; and Johan Dahlberg, Business Developer at NOAS Sweden; and Lukasz Gagalo, EMEA Commercial Segment Marketing Leader at Corian® Design
