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  • Providing A Contemporary Aesthetic To The ’32 Smiles’ Dental Clinic | HOUSE OF RUYA

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    The architect wanted to elevate the existing brands’ original spaces and make them feel cohesive. There was a heightened focus on marrying local materials with expensive materials like brass accents and warm oak, transforming the notion of using inexpensive materials and lending the clinic a contemporary, elegant touch. Designed in the continual presence of nature, through planting inside and green vistas outside, the clinic provides a refreshing experience for its patients.

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    The clinic has been prudently planned to prioritise functional and easy movement. Once inside, a cold monolithic sadarahalli granite reception desk sits in front of a warm checkered oak veneer panel welcoming patients before their appointments.

    An opulent gold-finished logo was juxtaposed against the rough stone wall. A small waiting area sits opposite the reception. Blue and green tones accent the space, soothing the nerves of the patients visiting the clinic.

    The rest of the clinic is partitioned into three main zones — lounge, treatment area, and service area. The dental lounge is a secondary waiting space for the next immediate patient or family assisting the patient.

    The dental lounge has a grey two-seater sofa from Ikea India and two accent chairs from Urban Ladder on a grid black and white rug. Botanical artwork by Artemist injects vibrancy and colour into the space.

    The treatment areas are the active nodes of the clinic. Low ceiling heights and multiple columns posed a challenge, which was combated by raising the floor of the treatment area by 4” to create a distinction and hide service lines. Two dental chairs were placed in the open zone, and the third had a more private set-up. All three treatment areas were dotted with indoor planting, making a subtle nod to the views of the treetops outside.

    Continuing the checkered panel design from the outside to the inside, Aishwarya designed lightweight square partitions stacked one above the other in brass and fluted glass, interspersed with planter boxes. This not only served as a divider of the open treatment areas but a focal element anchoring the space.

    A more robust wooden partition with a fluted glass in-fill provided privacy to the exclusive treatment area meant for children or patients who came in for longer procedures. The team designed a perforated brass metal structure in the ceiling filled with faux creepers and cove lighting, inducing a sense of nature in the private treatment area.

    A cobalt blue storage cabinet housing everything the dentist requires for their procedures spans the entire length of the open and private treatment area, complementing the wooden tones and green canopy on the outside.

    House of Ruya paired local materials like sadarahalli with luxe materials like polished brass, providing a contemporary aesthetic to the ’32 Smiles’ Dental Clinic. A common design language of grooved stone, panelled walls, dark wood flooring, brass tones, and abundant greenery characterises each space differently while providing continuity and giving the clinic a soft and domestic sensibility.

    FACT FILE

    Designed by : House of Ruya

    Project Type : Commercial Building- Health care – Dental Clinic

    Project Name : 32 Smiles Dental Clinic

    Year Built : 2022

    Location : Karnataka

    Duration of project : 6 months

    Project Size :  1000 sq.ft

    Principal Architect : Aishwarya Govind

    Team Design Credits : Nitra Isaac, Bhuvaneshwari Ganapathy & Sreelakshmi Lalu

    Photograph Courtesy : Phosart Studio

    Firm’s Instagram Link : House of Ruya

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