Spring Street Medical Office

Project details

This project involved renovating half of the first level of a historical school in Arkansas to accommodate a small medical office. Located in a medically underserved area, it was important that the design be contemporary but comfortable for the locals. The program requirements included a lobby and reception area, nurse's station, two consult rooms, three exam rooms, a break room and two restrooms.

With a program already in place, the objective for this project was to take it from the conceptual phase through to the final design development phase This progression was to include site analysis, concept development, schematic block diagrams, perspective sketches, furniture and finish plans, and finally rendered elevations and perspective views.

Area of site

1800 ft2

Status of the project

Complete thru Design Development Phase

Tools used

Revit, Photoshop, SketchUp

This program information regarding local unfamiliarity with medical establishments, helped inform my concept choice.
Doctor-next-door concept with a modern farmhouse aesthetic.

Schematic Floor Plan

After workshopping many different block diagrams of the programmed spaces within the office, I created a schematic floor plan that took the best parts of each sketch and combined them into one cohesive and well-circulated space.
Once this was completed, I was able to start specifying furniture, appliances, and finishes appropriate for each space for the furniture and finish plans, seen below.

Elevations

Renderings

Conclusion

To close out the design development phase of this project, I included a 3D study model, as well as a circulation path floor plan. I believe this project was a great success in creating a medial office environment welcoming of all occupants.