Just like hospitals and medical offices, dental clinics are places that tend to bring anxiety and anguish to patients, reactions that can be intensified in an unfriendly and unwelcoming environment. White and neutral environments can bring the notion of asepsis and hygiene, essential requirements for hospital architecture. However, the lack of welcoming elements, such as the use of warmer colors and materials, may also be responsible for causing a certain distance between professionals and patients, in addition to reinforcing the stereotypes attributed to dental clinics.
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Wellness Architecture: 23 Interiors of Medical Facilities
Architecture and interior design constantly evolve to meet the needs of society and part of its social role is to assist the well-being of those who transit and use their spaces daily. Hospital architecture is a niche responsible for the development of projects focused on the health area, based on specifications, requirements, and regulations that guarantee and ensure the comfort of patients - it is continuously studying intrinsic issues of how a sick body behaves in space, in order to create environments that assist in the rehabilitation process.
https://www.archdaily.com/935246/wellness-architecture-23-interiors-of-medical-facilitiesMatheus Pereira
Belmont Community Rehabilitation Centre / Billard Leece Partnership
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Architects: Billard Leece Partnership
- Area: 600 m²
- Year: 2012
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Professionals: AHW Waterman, Sweett Group, Aurecon, Rendine Constructions, Irwinconsult
https://www.archdaily.com/431771/belmont-community-rehabilitation-centre-billard-leece-partnershipJavier Gaete