Introducing Honancho Dermatology Clinic, an example of Architect / Design office facility architecture in 502 Palm House Hatsudai, 1-20-2 Honmachi, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo by Archiplace.
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View of the waiting area from the entrance
From the waiting area towards the entrance, with the kids’ corner and passage to the esthetic area visible in the background
Niche behind the reception desk featuring the clinic’s logo
Reception counter height set just to conceal the PC monitor on the desk
Directly facing the clinic entrance: reception on the left and glass display shelves on the right
Examination Room 1; Examination Room 2 is accessible by turning to the right
Treatment room with a predominantly white color scheme; sliding door entrance visible on the left
Behind the 1.5-meter-high wall is the infusion area, which can be partitioned with doors or roller blinds
View from the kids’ corner towards the waiting area; the esthetic passage is visible on the right
Bench with armrests along the esthetic passage, flanked by decorative shelving on both sides
View of the powder room through a fringed curtain
The esthetic side branches from the central powder room into Treatment Rooms 2 and 3
Treatment room with Asian-inspired interior design; plumbing and ventilation concealed within storage furniture
Kids’ corner floor covered with artificial turf, ceiling featuring a circular opening inspired by the sky, and wallpaper evoking an urban landscape
View from the kids’ corner towards the reception; oak veneer wainscoting provides horizontal continuity and visual cohesion
Bench doubling as storage in the kids’ corner in the foreground; guest handwashing area located at the far right
Handwashing and restroom area featuring a large vessel sink with an automatic single-lever faucet for a clean, streamlined finish
Inside the reception area, with storage space for medical records and other materials in the back
This dermatology clinic, serving children, the elderly, and their families within the local community, also incorporates an esthetic treatment area. The waiting room features a bright, natural interior palette dominated by oak wood and white tones, with light green accent colors strategically applied. Built-in benches and wood-paneled wainscoting aligned in height, along with a coffered ceiling and indirect lighting, define the space and enhance comfort during wait times. The esthetic area is finished with a calm Asian-inspired aesthetic to differentiate it from the clinical side. Additionally, a kids’ corner with artificial turf is positioned within clear sight lines to provide a safe and welcoming environment for children. The staff and physician areas integrate circulation with examination and treatment rooms, including wet areas, resulting in a compact, efficient, and waste-free layout.
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