Dental Clinic Lisboa

This Dental clinic and backoffice is developed on just one floor, in the center of Lisbon, Portugal.





The inspiration of this project was a skylight that floods light the central area and the waiting room.





The entrance to the clinic and the offices are made through the main access of the building, and there is a separation of routes for each spaces, clinic and offices.





The area defined as a clinic includes a waiting and service room located on the main front of the building. The central area of the skylight includes a meeting room, two public toillets, and one of them adapted for people with reduced mobility.





In the clinical area there are three administrative offices, nine dental offices, sterilization room, orthopantomography room, waste room, two changing rooms and sanitary service facilities, in addition to a set of other spaces to support the activity.





The main front of the Clinic, whose facade is made of glass, immediately defined the interior materiality of some areas, namely the separation of dental offices / circulation. This separation was also made of transparent glass so that the interior could receive natural light, thus reducing the impact in the use of artificial light, namely in the waiting room, administrative offices and dental offices.





The office space resulted mostly in a large area complemented by two meeting rooms and three offices whose separation is made with glass.

To make the space more comfortable we use materials like wood.





It was intended in this area to give a different character to the clinical area, with the use of a more technical image where the electricity and air conditioning infrastructures were assumed as an integral part of the architectural solution.





In this space, color notes were also considered to differentiate work areas.