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DESIGN INTELLIGENCE FOR THE VISIONARY

Healthcare Interior Design Process Lifecycle – An Overview!

“Interior Design is Art optimized to meet Objectives” It’s been more than a decade now since I started my career as an Interior Designer. I’ve seen the ups and downs of the healthcare industry and witnessed drastic changes in one of the most rapidly emerging sector. From novel discoveries to

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Psychology of the color Green, and its effect in Interior Design

The Origin of ‘Green’ The word ‘green’ in modern English is derived from the Middle English and Anglo-Saxon word ‘grene’, which has the same meaning as ‘grass’ and ‘grow’ in German. In optical physics, the color green lies within a wavelength of roughly 495–570 nm. Green is the color of

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How Interior Design Contributes to Doctors’ Financial Health!

Considering the fact that Interior architectural design of medical facilities has undergone a paradigm shift over the past few years, this write-up is intended to inspire our clients and the stakeholders by projecting the growing possibilities in the field of ‘Healthcare Interior Design’, and its potential to help create state-of-the-art

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Optometry and interior design

Why Optometrists are opting for hospital redesign Optometry (or primary eye care) involves evaluating a person’s vision, and helping them choose the right spectacles, contact lenses and other optical aids. Optometrists need larger operating spaces, and spacious rooms, in order to accommodate their huge machinery. Many optometrists are found to

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Healthcare Interior Design Process Lifecycle – An Overview!

“Interior Design is Art optimized to meet Objectives” It’s been more than a decade now since I started my career as an Interior Designer. I’ve seen the ups and downs of the healthcare industry and witnessed drastic changes in one of the most rapidly emerging sector. From novel discoveries to

Read More

Psychology of the color Green, and its effect in Interior Design

The Origin of ‘Green’ The word ‘green’ in modern English is derived from the Middle English and Anglo-Saxon word ‘grene’, which has the same meaning as ‘grass’ and ‘grow’ in German. In optical physics, the color green lies within a wavelength of roughly 495–570 nm. Green is the color of

Read More

How Interior Design Contributes to Doctors’ Financial Health!

Considering the fact that Interior architectural design of medical facilities has undergone a paradigm shift over the past few years, this write-up is intended to inspire our clients and the stakeholders by projecting the growing possibilities in the field of ‘Healthcare Interior Design’, and its potential to help create state-of-the-art

Read More

Optometry and interior design

Why Optometrists are opting for hospital redesign Optometry (or primary eye care) involves evaluating a person’s vision, and helping them choose the right spectacles, contact lenses and other optical aids. Optometrists need larger operating spaces, and spacious rooms, in order to accommodate their huge machinery. Many optometrists are found to

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How Every Touchpoint Influences Patient Trust

Healthcare practices often think about the patient journey in separate parts. Reception. Consultation. Treatment. Recovery. Follow-up. Each area may have its own team, processes, and responsibilities.…

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