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Naperville Dental Office

Eric — Sun, 20 Dec 2009 19:00:57 +0000

This 1,600 sf new dental office draws on the warm and calming tastes of the client in order to create a welcoming feel immediately upon entering this office. Gracious use of curved forms in the walls, the reception desk and accessories help to soften the mood. Carefully chosen sconces, pendant lighting and entry chandelier provide a balanced and bright work environment.

Dr. Mathen Family Practice / Sherman Hospital

Eric — Sat, 19 Dec 2009 18:11:35 +0000

This medical office for a new family practice physician was redesigned from a former bank space to contain four exam rooms, a nurse’s station, reception, waiting area and private doctor’s office.

Prestige Orthodontics

Eric — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 19:51:41 +0000

This 3,400 sf orthodontics office was designed with intense involvement from the Doctor himself along with interior designer David Jungel to create a very functional circular flow to the space. This design, along with great color selection, lighting, floor patterns and millwork creates a fun and relaxing atmosphere for youth as well as a very user-friendly office for both staff and doctor.

Advanced Orthodontic Specialists

Eric — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 19:01:55 +0000

This 2,700sf orthodontic office located in a multi-story office building was designed to created a smooth, clean, modern circulation and feel. The limited ceiling height in this office necessitated the opportunity to keep the ceiling exposed with painted structure and mechanicals. Ceiling “clouds” offer many opportunities for fun sweeping curves.

Prairie View Orthodontics

becky — Tue, 03 Nov 2009 20:46:47 +0000

This is a recently completed 2,660 sf orthodontic office build-out in a professional office campus building. The “L-shaped” rental space created a challenge in unifying the front waiting area with the rear area operatory area where most patients are treated. The design ties the areas together using strong areas of light, with up-lit soffits creating a feeling of skylights over the major spaces, tied together with an undulating line of track lights in a hallway gallery in between them.

American Family Doctor

becky — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 14:40:51 +0000

This contemporary Prairie-style medical facility houses the practices of 3 doctors, providing
them and their patients with comfortable surroundings, a cheerful and professional atmosphere,
ample light and well-functioning work-spaces. The 5000 square foot building includes 8 exam
rooms, a lab, an xray room, file storage, nurses staions, and a reception area.

The Chicago Center for Cosmetic and Implant Dentistry

Eric — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:54:58 +0000

This dental office for Dr. Tom Jackson was designed as a renovation of an existing “turn of the century” Victorian house along a main thoroughfare in downtown Barrington. While the exterior of the home was in relatively good condition, years of additions and modifications had made the interior spaces unappealing. The entire first floor was gutted in order to allow for a new configuration for this dental office. The rear entrance became the main vestibule into a new reception area and waiting room. The reception / office area is the central core around which the operatories, lab, sterilization area and public space wrap. Two of the main operatories face the original street front view through the original windows. This careful blending of Victorian charm with modern spaces and amenities provides a unique atmosphere to a practice that is built on an appreciation of aesthetics.

Dr. Fedyna Dental Office

Eric — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 16:44:29 +0000

This 2,400sf dental office in an upscale community was designed to achieve a “wow” factor immediately upon entering the office. Built in a professional office campus, the level of service and quality are immediately apparent from the time one enters the building, views the inlaid wood reception desk and the rippled glass french doors. A consultation room with full height curved glass wall provides an elegant image as one proceeds to the exam rooms. This office makes one feel at home without being overly grand.

Buffalo Grove Professional Centre

Eric — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 15:15:05 +0000

The site for this 12,000sf professional office building posed a challenge in that it was long and narrow with its short side facing the primary street. An attractive, eye-catching facade was created with large windows and arched transom to present a friendly and open image. The long narrow footprint required that each of the 6 unit spaces be designed front to back with primary entrances at the long west face. The building’s length was broken up with arched gable entrances, dormers, large window space and attractive limestone and cedar trim detailing. The arch theme of the building is repeated at the ends as well as the entrance projections to unify the building’s design.