Dr. Aashish's Dental Clinic
Interior for healthcare space
Process followed (Note: by clicking the arrow, You can jump to the particular section)
Initial Consultation
Functional requirements
Total Area: 460 sqft | Space: L-Shaped block
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Waiting lounge for 13–15 occupants and an integrated reception desk.
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A dual- dental chair setup with a provision for a third chair to allow for future practice scaling.
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Dedicated consultation area and a streamlined working area for staff.
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Custom cabinetry for sensitive dental instruments and heavy machinery.
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Concealed housing for inverter/battery backups and precision plumbing for clinical sinks and washbasins.
4ft wide Corridor
Space analysis
Wind direction
Sun path
Drainage outlet
Electricity supply
20ft wide road
Design preferences
The Challenge: Bridging the gap between the client’s preference for traditional, gaudy aesthetics and the sterile, minimalist requirements of modern dentistry.
High-Contrast Palette: A bold interplay of Off-White surfaces and Dark Walnut timber.
Materiality: Deviating from clinical coldness by using rich wood tones to create a rich, traditional atmosphere.
Atmospheric Lighting: A total reliance on Warm White illumination to transform a medical space into a tranquil, sanctuary-like environment.
Design Objective: Respecting traditional values without compromising clinical hygiene or operational flow.
Analysis & Strategy
User journey map
Patient's journey
1. Arrival at the Clinic
2. Appointment Check-in
3. Waiting
3. Consultation
4. Getting
treatment
5. Getting fresh
6. Departure
Dentist's journey
1. Opening the Clinic
2. Getting ready for the day
3. Consulting Patients
4. Treating Patients
5. Midday Break
6. Working in the Laboratory
7. Treatment in the Operatory
8. Closing the Clinic
Functioning of chair and equipments
One of the most crucial aspects is to design clinic layout in a way that leaves enough space to work around the chair. For normal practice in Indian context, ideal space for one chair would be 10 feet x 7 feet. When space is limited one can accommodate one chair in minimum 8.5 feet x 6 feet space.
Design development
Planning (Layouts & Zoning)
The layout and equipment positioning were determined through a rigorous analysis of patient flow and operatory ergonomics. Our approach integrates vital technical considerations, such as specialized lighting and drainage outlets, with strategic zoning to ensure seamless clinical operations and effective environmental control.
Layout options
Final circulation plan and furniture layout
Sketches
Mood board
The goal was to translate a client’s specific, high-detail taste into a functional, "light and clean" dental clinic. The key was in the calibration of finishes.
Refinement: We maintained the core material palette but reduced intricate patterns to prevent visual clutter.
Atmosphere: By opting for matte and satin finishes over high-gloss surfaces, we eliminated harsh reflections, creating a softer, more sophisticated ambiance.
Feel: A space that feels hygienic and professional without losing its unique architectural character.
Designing (3D Modeling & Visualization)
Implementation
Design Execution (Supervision)
