Peak Plastic Surgery Center brings together timeless aesthetics, top tier medical technology and a calm environment for patients and staff. All patient areas were planned along the glass line as the 4th floor provides a lot of natural light and mountain views....
Design Studio Blue worked with the client to plan and design a new medical office to accommodate more patients and staff. A large shared reception area greets you with natural light, feature wall and personal touches so the space feels more like a living room than clinical office. A timeless aesthetic of natural tones was used throughout to showcase the traditional styling of the client’s art collection and bring a modern touch to their new home....
The Monarch Dermatology team are experts at enhancement and beautification. Because of that, they were intrigued by the challenge to reshape a previously owned Pizza Ranch into something elegant. Our experienced interior architectural team was engaged to help cultivate their vision and transform it into reality. Introducing more natural light into the space was essential, which we achieved by adding new large windows throughout. We utilized partial height walls with decorative resin panels, light coves, and decorative pendant lighting to ensure...
The project consisted of a 81,000 sq ft Emergency Department expansion and 6-story patient tower addition, Emergency and Imaging Department Expansions. The initial build out included 88 patient rooms....
The project consisted of a 160,000 sq ft 6-story 150-bed patient tower addition and Emergency Department Expansion....
Northern Nevada Sierra Medical Center is a medical resort at the base of the Sierra Nevada Mountain range. This new 4-story, 290,600 sq foot 172-bed hospital nestled in Reno, Nevada, is a healthcare oasis. The design concept for the project was to create a hospital with a modern mountain resort feel. The interior design team met this challenge by identifying and incorporating key mountain resort elements through the interior design palette, architectural features, and the art package....
As part of the phased in remodel of the cafe area, the client expressed interest in designing a feature area, just outside the cafe and servery, that would highlight the Creation Health story. The story is one of lifestyle transformation designed to live life to the fullest by focusing on eight universal principles of whole person health. Utilizing the eight tenants, we designed a wall of lighted art that will be changed out seasonally. This easy to use system allows...
A gorgeous project that allowed for PS Art Consulting to highlight many of our strengths as a team. This project has it all- framed original art, commissioned encaustic paintings, heritage wall graphics comprised of large glass panels with custom-made hardware to highlight the history of Porter, custom wall covering murals, dimensional wood storytelling wall for the Global Health Initiatives feature, plus wayfinding and signage....
Following the lead of Denver’s Anderson Mason Dale Architects’ award-winning design for a comprehensive activity center focused on healthy, fun and educational services, PS Art Consulting matched the campuses’ vibrant environment with more than 40 pieces of framed and stretched art, environment graphics and custom fabricated displays. Building a strong community is a priority of the campus, which invites all neighbors to participate in activities. Because of this tight-knit focus, we sought local artists to tell the stories of the...
In finishing out an unusually shaped shell of the hospital’s third-floor west wing, the design challenges that arose sparked a collaboration among Boulder Associates Architects, hospital staff, former patients, community members and patient advocates. The project’s atypical, fish-like footprint required multiple levels of assessments and input to reach its creative breakthroughs in design and usage. That thoughtfulness included the art program, for which PS Art Consulting participated in a number of its own inventive solutions. Lining the curved corridor are pieces...