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Physical therapy

An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about physical therapy

Project • By PLAJER + FRANZHospitals

BALNOVA

with the balnova bathhouse and health center, a contemporary place for health, movement, and prevention has been realized in bad orb, combining medical functionality with a clear, modern architectural language. the ground floor accommodates balneology with saline pools as well as physiotherapy. high-quality equipment, including an anti-gravity treadmill, cryotherapy chamber, and isokinetic systems, enables rehabilitation programs up to the level of professional athletes. Ken Schluchtmann - diephotodesigner.de the upper floor integrates an orthopedic practice and a radiological diagnostic center with mri and ct. all functional areas are accessed via a centrally positioned, generously glazed staircase. Ken Schluchtmann - diephotodes... More

Project • By AKZ ArchitecturaHospitals

Physical health boutique

the task of the team was to create a unique solution that would meet the set requirements for the interior of the diagnostic center. after a detailed analysis, they took as an association to colors and materials: cities, nature, architecture and people, and tried to create an image of qatar. color combinations of ivory, stainless steel, sandstone, travertine and light wood create a warm and cozy atmosphere. AKZ Architectura the premises are functionally divided into two areas - the client reception area and the examination area. Inside the car, the walls are lined with stainless steel, which gives a feeling of sterility and minimalism, the floor is made of ivory linoleum. the lighting solution is made due to the technology of light pa... More

Project • By CO ArchitectsHospitals

Koman Family Outpatient Pavilion

Uniting previously disparate facilities within the heart of the University of California, San Diego, Health Sciences Campus in La Jolla, CA, the Koman Family Outpatient Pavilion establishes a new model for healthcare delivery within an academic setting.  CO Architects served as both the architect and interior designer for the project, which is the culmination of an unprecedented, multi-year expansion and development phase for the campus.    The 156,000-square-foot, four-story, $140-million facility is an infill building that supports the adjacent Jacobs Medical Center.  It comprises two masses connected by a public spine: Each mass is split by three-story light wells, resulting in an overall composition of four bars me... More