The dental office is coming together. Still to come: cabinets, glazing, furniture...should be complete in a couple of weeks!
Showing posts with label dental office remodel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dental office remodel. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Dental Remodel Progress
The dental office is coming together. Still to come: cabinets, glazing, furniture...should be complete in a couple of weeks!
Monday, February 1, 2010
Dental Office Remodel Update
The dental office remodel is progressing well. After the demolition of some existing interior walls, new electrical and insulation was installed. Gypsum board was then erected and the wall texture was applied. The rotting wood columns were removed from the front of the building. The old doors and windows were replaced with new contemporary ones. The roof has now been replaced and the exterior of the building has been painted with colors that give a more modern look.
Monday, October 5, 2009
Lease Negotiations
During the negotiation process of the lease of the property, the landlord is considering providing more money to make improvements if the tenant is willing to upgrade the exterior of the building.

The design was inspired by California-Mission style architecture. A false wall was created with a parapet extending above the roof to give more presence to the entry and also to create more room for the signage. We re-used the existing columns in the front to form and arbor and added exterior lighting along the walkway to the parking lot.
Below is an elevation drawing of the improved exterior of the building.

The design was inspired by California-Mission style architecture. A false wall was created with a parapet extending above the roof to give more presence to the entry and also to create more room for the signage. We re-used the existing columns in the front to form and arbor and added exterior lighting along the walkway to the parking lot.
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Dental Office Finish Board
This is the client approved finish board showing finishes for cabinetry, countertops, glazing and paint colors. Next we will be moving on to the dental equipment specifications.
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architect,
Architecture,
dental office remodel,
design board,
Interiors,
Remodel
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