Inspired by the medical field’s aesthetics, white was the color of choice for this dental clinic, cultivating an impression of lightness and immaculate openness.

The concept divides the space into two distinct sections: a private area for the clinic and a public area for the reception, waiting room, and offices. The distinction between these two functions is made clear by the layout of interior spaces, the choice of finishes, and the treatment of the exterior façade.

Stretching from the entrance door to the waiting room, a long white counter supports the fluidity and openness of the clinic. The use of wood for storage, bathroom doors, and a wall adds a warm touch to the waiting room. Occupying the center of the clinic, the laboratory, sterilization room, storage rooms, and consultation room leave the treatment rooms around the perimeter, providing them with direct outside views. On the top floor, offices and a cafeteria are bathed in natural light.

The floor plan prioritizes circulation routes with a visual connection to the outside, cultivating the relationship between internal and external spaces. Even from the inside, the doors to each room are aligned with the windows to maximize light entering the hallway. A garden has also been created at the rear of the building.