The project involves the transformation of an existing space with a mezzanine into a contemporary dental clinic, designed to meet elevated functional and aesthetic standards.

The main challenge lay in optimizing the elongated floor plan while ensuring clarity of functions and creating a welcoming environment that promotes calmness for both patients and practitioners. Rather than following a strictly linear layout, the design introduces soft curves and fluid geometries, enhancing spatial flowenhancing spatial flow, reducing the sense of narrowness, and improving the overall perception of the space.

Type
Renovations

Location
Thiva, Greece

Date
2025

Area
163 m2

Organized across three levels—a ground floor, mezzanine, and basement—the clinic begins with a reception area and a small waiting space at the entrance. The ground floor includes a main treatment room internally connected to a private office, a dedicated radiology room, and a public restroom.

On the mezzanine, a second independent treatment room is accompanied by its own waiting area, while the basement accommodates supporting functions, including laboratory spaces, a kitchenette, photobooth area, staff room, bathroom, and storage.

The material palette is defined by soft, off-white tones, complemented by subtle green accents that reinforce a sense of cleanliness and calm. Lighting—both natural and artificial—is treated as an integral design tool, supporting functionality while shaping a soothing atmosphere.

The facade extends the interior concept, drawing inspiration from the clinic’s name, “The Smile Hub.”

A custom metal structure of hollow sections and perforated panels unfolds across its surface, translating the curved geometries of the plan into the exterior expression.

This intervention enhances natural light, reinforces the clinic’s identity, and establishes a strong visual presence.