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Indirect lighting creates a focal point at the reception desk.
Bold, colorful patterns carry into the restrooms.
Glazing allows light to permeate the windowless space.
Textural finishes and nature-oriented artwork create a calm waiting room.
Color makes up for the lack of windows in exam rooms.
Back-lit artwork and wood soffits delineate entries to each medical suite.
The challenge was to create a nature-oriented and brightly lit healthcare environment in a building that has no windows. This was achieved through the use of indirect lighting, light colors and textures. Glass partitions, back-lit nature-oriented artwork, and wood soffits provide assistance in wayfinding to the three medical suites. (Architect of Record: Steffian Bradley Architects.)
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