The building’s structure, parts of which were very old, posed significant challenges in terms of planning and execution—particularly when it came to staying within the agreed-upon budget while maintaining high standards of craftsmanship. A thorough assessment of the existing conditions and an experienced team laid the groundwork for a smooth project execution.

The treatment area posed specific challenges regarding surfaces, materials, and interior design, all of which had to be implemented in accordance with standards—without compromising the desired vintage character of the entire practice. Balancing these two requirements called for close coordination between the design and construction phases.

The owner specifically requested a practice that would stand out stylistically from the appearance of modern new buildings. Historic details from the original building were deliberately preserved and integrated into the overall design—creating a harmonious whole that combines medical functionality with architectural character.