Mobile dental clinic designed for on-the-go patients

Studio Dental mobile unit has two treatment cubes, a sterilization room, a waiting area and mechanical services


Studio Dental in San Francisco designed their mobile unit for their on-the-go patients, with two treatment cubes, a sterilization room, a waiting area and mechanical services housed in a trailor, according to an article on Contract magazine. 

The design team mock-up different configurations and consider alternative materials and graphics. The result is a matte black box with a jutting prow that ensures privacy, security, and cleanliness within. 

Skylights over the treatment rooms pull in natural light. Silver decals on one side evoke the play of light through foliage, a concept that is carried through the interior in patterns of pixelated openings. 

The interior features many built-in elements and every inch of space is put to use, the article said.

Read the article.

 

 



May 7, 2015


Topic Area: Interior Design


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