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Sense of Belonging / Veterinary clinic

Sense of Belonging
Sense of Belonging

Discipline: Interior Architecture

Discipline: Interior Architecture

Deliberately departing from conventional approaches to clinic design, this veterinary clinic in Taipei was specially designed to create a calm ambiance for both pet owners and pets, reflected in earth tones, rounded surfaces, and indirect lighting. Tranquility and a sense of safety were the key design themes, built around the concept of Stone Age dwellings.

  • DATE OF LAUNCH 2018
  • DEVELOPMENT TIME up to 12 months
  • TARGET REGIONS Asia
  • TARGET GROUPS Consumer / User
Subdued and powerful, this veterinarian hospital in Taipei is imbued with a relaxing atmosphere, reflected in earth tones, rounded surfaces and indirect lighting. All details from the materials chosen to the organic shapes and colors support this exceptional concept.
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Chuan Animal Hospital

Chuan Animal Hospital
Taipei City, Taiwan

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Daniel Hu interior

Daniel Hu interior
Taipei City, Taiwan

Daniel Hu

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