Pediatric Prototype

Make Pediatric Visits Happier.

Challenged by an entrepreneurial medical practice to make pediatric visits happier, Architecture Is Fun creates a charming design embedded with forward-thinking strategies, technologies, and interactive fun.

To meet a growing healthcare market, the modular Mid-century design is replicable and inherently flexible. The inviting public space acts as a waiting room and reconfigures to support evening classes and patient orientations via video conferencing. The storefront style entry and super-size welcome desk enhance visibility and security. The flexible plan suits in person wellness and sick visits and enables remote patient monitoring, Telehealth visits, and mobile Octoscope exams.

Custom millwork functions as a cabinet of childhood curiosities, holding artwork, toys, and supporting interactive wall panels. Exam tables feature building block legs and easy to sanitize nanotechnology toppers. The infant measurers are surfaced in sweetly colored hardworking laminate. Children and parents appreciate these custom elements, which are the antithesis of typical pediatric furnishings.

This pediatric healthcare design features a clean aesthetic that creates a warm welcome for parent and child. Accessible and familial, the replicable design helps shape the right impression, builds trust between patient and practice, and helps make pediatric visits happier.

Space is killer, parents won’t believe their eyes– and their healthcare 🙂
~ Peter Anthony Jackson, Patient Experience Team.

Read more in Healthcare Design Magazine.

Awards:   
Healthcare Design Excellence Award, American Society of Interior Designers Illinois, 2015.  Recognition of significant achievement in designing healthcare projects: award given for bringing modern beauty and design detail to a growing pediatric practice.

Architecture & Interior Architecture:  Architecture Is Fun, Inc.
Interior Space Planning, Art Procurement, Prop & Décor:  Fun Finders
Photography: © Doug Snower Photography

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