The board room entrance is offset by custom designed etch glass doors, painted round columns and a marble flooring inset. Recessed indirect cove lighting and decorative pendants provided functional and classic lighting.

Baptist East Hospital East and Milestone Fitness Center came together to jointly develop a new wellness center

As a result of previous projects with Baptist East Hospital we were asked to develop a furniture package that was consistent with the overall architecture while meeting financial parameters.

The doctor's lounge needed to encompass space for serving breakfast & lunch, dictation area, computer access to patient information, and a lounge for relaxation.

The custom designed bar of natural cherry wood and black granite counter provided a space for food service, as well as, a place to relax in front of the television and read.

The lounge area with large leather chairs, sofa, and television armoire provided a place of respite from the stress of providing patient care.

Framed Hermes scarves add color and provide a reference to the areas strong heritage of thoroughbred horse farms.

A recessed opening with large columns off of the main lobby provides easy access to Admitting. Each outpatient service has its own reception desk, waiting area, and private offices for registration.

In order to provide dimension to the long narrow corridor in the Administration suite, custom carpet insets were designed to create the image of area rugs. The same rhythm was mirrored in the ceiling with a recessed cove that housed indirect lighting and decorative pendants.

Painted wood panel molding , traditional mahogany wood desks, and green and gold tones were used throughout to achieve a traditional feel.

The heart catheter laboratory is located in the lower level of the hospital; therefore it was important to create a space using architectural details and finishes that gave it an uplifting and prominent feeling.

In the elevator lobby coffered ceiling tiles, white columns, faux stone floors and wood details enrich the space. The curved wall enlarges the space and visually directs patients to the reception desk.

With the use of color, pattern and texture, the aesthetics of the reception area was continued into the suite without compromise of function or maintainability.

The waiting room has a window wall that overlooks the main atrium and fountain in the center of the Mall..

The patient examination rooms carry the color theme throughout the suite and the classic patterns in the floor help with wayfinding and provide continuity of design.

Pre-operative and post-operative functions were designed with the objective of creating an eye-catching environment for children waiting for surgery. Star-patterned ceiling tiles, custom star wallcover and cubicle curtains, and cloud-shaped soffits trimmed with fiber-optic lighting help accomplish our objective.

Physicians requested that the facade to the operating rooms to be less intimidating since children are awake when they enter the opeating rooms. Doors were accented with boldly colored geometric shapes with custom signage using a child's handwriting font. Tropical fish stencils applied around the walls, and teal-colored inlaid sheet vinyl were all used to create the environment.

The animal and color scheme of the main rotunda lobby were carried through to registration. The floor pattern, offset doors with decorative trim, glass side panels, star-burst wall sconces and ceiling signage all call attention to prominent entrances throughout the surgical suite.

The Caritas Medical Mall is one of the only facilities of its kind in the country. Caritas Health Services has a vision of promoting wellness in a mall atmosphere for ease of convenience to the patient as well as providing a state of the art facility.

The Mall is located in a shopping center with close proximity to the hospital. The main entrance has a covered drop-off area for patients. Natural light and live plants help to set the tone for the facility.

The Clark Memorial Hospital lobby features a two-story atrium with a cascading waterfall. Two large mall corridors lead to newly renovated administrative and clinical departments; Administration, Admitting, Education Center, Library, Medical Records, Cardiac Rehab, Emergency, Outpatient Services, and Physical Therapy.

Our design team created an information desk of two-toned wood, accented with lighting to add warmth and sophistication to granite floor surfaces.

The expansion and renovation of Baptist Hospital East was an extensive project that encompassed a variety of ambulatory care services. Our primary objective was to create an environment that was convenient for patient access, with warm aesthetics and intuitive wayfinding.

Our primary design objective was to distract children and their families from the seriousness of their condition upon arrival to surgery at Kosair Children's Hospital. This was accomplished in the main rotunda through the use of domed ceilings painted with clouds supported by a circle of sculptured circus animals. The animals are perched on television monitors that show cartoons.

As you enter the unit, the nurse station resembles the registration desk of a hotel. The stair-stepped opening constructed of wood and granite create the focal point for patients and visitors. The insertion of plum carpet in the marble foyer further emphasizes the point of reception and assists in wayfinding.

The large pendant light fixtures of alabaster and brass help achieve the hospitality look while also softening the space. Wall sconces throughout the corridors add indirect lighting that accent patient rooms.

In the TCU unit the objective was to give a different look from the other patient units, yet still keep some of the design features that are throughout the patient floors.

The use of black granite columns, chrome fixtures, and geometric wallcovering give the floor a more high tech look.

In the VIP Suite the surroundings are more comforting and will accommodate several family members. The use of mahogany wood, marble flooring, large flower arrangements, patterned carpet, wallcovering, and artwork give the feel of a classic hotel.

A presidential look was established throughout the Oncology Unit to create a sense of prestige and importance for families and patients suffering from cancer. Custom carpet with a laurel leaf design was created with the use of yellow and blue to establish the presidential feel.

Mahogany wood columns, marble entry, tailored wallcover, and artwork of historical architecture gives the Oncology unit a classic look.

The main reception desk of the entrance foyer to the Plastic Surgery unit was designed to resemble an upscale cosmetic counter. The materials used were classic black and white marble, polished chrome, mahogany wood, and etched glass.

The Inn at Jewish Hospital is a hotel operated by Jewish Hospital to provide accommodations to its patients and families that travel extended distances to use its acclaimed patient services. An elegant lobby was created to provide a warm feeling for guests with small seating groups for comfortable yet stylish seating. The fleur-de-lis wallcover represents the symbol of the city of Louisville.

The largest physician's office located in the Mall is Valley Medical with eight physicians.

This office is connected to the Diagnostic Imaging Center for convenience purposes; therefore, it has a similar look and feel. The addition of sofas and lamps to the space help to soften the atmosphere.

The Health and Information Center was created to provide resource information for the public. Space was also provided for a 40 person classroom to provide lectures as well as CPR classes. A medical review area was designed to provide blood screenings and various screening tests.

The front entrance was created to provide a friendly inviting entrance with an unobtrusive reception desk. The light-colored wood floors with oriental carpet provide a residential atmosphere where "Mall Walkers" can gather for coffee, fruit, or conversation.

The exterior signage and wayfinding program was the first step in the process of providing customer service to patients entering the Clark Memorial Hospital campus.

At Clark Memorial Hospital the exterior signs were designed to integrate a complete design that would reflect an image of quality.

Directing patients to the appropriate facility and reassuring them that they have arrived at the correct location is an integral aspect of customer service. Managing pedestrian and vehicular traffic flow patterns is important in achieving success.

Rough-cut limestone was replicated in fiberglass for the base of the exterior signs. The pyramid shapes in the corner were taken from the bollards on the parking deck. The spruce color matches the connecting pedway and the hospital's choice of color to symbolize their new identity.