Do you know any hospitals you would like to visit?And we know! You want to be in this hospital, get treated and become better. We have never had anything like this before. Today we are publishing the interior of not an apartment, not a house and not even an office. This is a hospital. A real Moscow hospital, but what kind of hospital? Natalia Zykova, interior designer
Graduate of the Modern School of Design.Work experience — over nine years. Main specialization — ergonomic planning solutions. Industry specialization — medical clinics and multi-profile centers. More than 100 projects of various objects have been created and implemented, including apartments, individual residential buildings, offices, restaurants, medical centers and clinics. Owner of a collection of designer furniture and stairs. Works in various styles. Author of articles on issues of room ergonomics, soundproofing, types and technologies of modern floor coverings.
— The planning was done from scratch.All partitions in the building were dismantled, only load-bearing columns remained. Work on the project and implementation was carried out for a year and a half in conjunction with medical technologists.
It was for me because it involved everythingmemory resources and required daily, almost round-the-clock concentration. Any mistakes would lead to significant financial losses for the customer, so attention was at its limit.
Color scheme: main color – white.But you shouldn't necessarily identify it with a hospital, my concept was to make a clinic out of "air". It implies a system of two corridors. Between many offices (consultative) and corridors there are glass walls. They provide for matting of the necessary zones. The idea is supported by the transparency of the building - the sun penetrates the clinic almost completely all day long and creates the desired feeling of "business transparency". The whole point is that this clinic is one of the most modern in Moscow today, it provides high-tech research, including genetic research, and wants to be open and honest for its clients.
The most memorable "feature" for me personallyis a cardiogram running along the facade, a glowing heartbeat rhythm. The cardiogram is a floor high, so it is very visible from everywhere - the location of the building facing the Third Ring ensures a large number of spectators.
The idea was very difficult to implement,We were not allowed to make any light structures on the street side, so we had to use all the possibilities from the inside. An LED profile was mounted on the glass on the room side, inside which was placed. And in order to prevent the illuminated office from blocking the light from the tape at night, blackout curtains were provided for the windows. Now it is a very recognizable building. Even taking into account the fact that it does not have any identification marks such as a logo or inscriptions the size of a person.
