Miguel Barbas
PORTUGAL
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View Profile Consult Now Hire NowWith only two windows allowing natural lightening, and a square shape divided in small areas, the challenge was to create a common working, an additional two individual cabinets and a meeting room. We create an open space irregular geometric shapes combined distinct ceiling and floor texture as a way to cut with the previous floor plan. Noble materials were used and of Portuguese origin as the white marble.The privacy for workstations was achieved with the use of glass and an informal touch was given designing a play area.
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This dental clinic is developed on just one floor and Sabrab said that inspiration was a skylight that floods the central area of the waiting room. The main objective was to create spaces that provide a feeling of calm, while the patient waits to be attended to. The cabinets were designed to have sunlight, and create a dimensional sensation of calm.
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The project is developed in a building with three floors with about 1250m2 of construction area. like he told, the view of the Serra de Sintra was one of the assumptions of the team , to decide the layout distribution allowing the waiting areas to also become spaces for visual contemplation. The layout of the Clinic's interior spaces started from the maximum use of natural light for the work areas, thus reducing the environmental footprint in the building.
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