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By altering the spatial structure of an existing doctor’s office through precise interventions, a new work environment for a young team of orthodontists was created.

Splitting the entry hall diagonally served multiple purposes: hosting the reception behind a generous opening, and introducing a welcoming gesture at the entrance.

The appealing steel cladding of the dividing wall defines the atmosphere of the newly created entrance. In combination with colourful terrazzo tiles and natural wood surfaces a calm but playful atmosphere was established.

Enhancing workflow and orientation for both clients and staff, the simple intervention was able to reorganise the spatial program of the office completely.

Additionally, a compact yet cozy waiting room and a private meeting room were created with custom made built-in furniture.

Project name: GNEI
Architects: Ahochdrei – Labor für Gestaltung, Berlin
location: Berlin, Germany
client: private
program: orthodontist office
size: 215 m²
status: completed
team: Daniel Vedder, Jan Wind, Felix Schöllhorn
collaborators: Tischlerei Dieken, Studio GDB, Mosaic Factory

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