GP & Physiotherapy Practice De Grote Rivieren, Amsterdam 2011 This medical practice has been renovated by VASD and expanded with three extra treatment rooms. The practice has literally been broken open and streamlined by removing all obstacles and columns in the long corridor. A logical floor plan, plenty of light, built-in closets and modern, plastered walls create clear sight lines. Patients can see the reception upon entry, framed in a warm, red felt, with the green garden in the background. The waiting room is an uncluttered, appealing area with a large, red wooden reading table and an attractive woollen couch. The ‘cross lights’ above the table are a playful nod to the medical context. An eye-catching series of colourful, shapely visuals on wall inject the illuminated corridor with extra character and match the new house style created by Annelies Frölke. |
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[tekst_nl] => Dit Haagse monument is getransformeerd tot een moderne praktijk voor zes huisartsen. Om alle voorzieningen kwijt te kunnen is een nieuw gebouw met een extra verdieping in het oude omhulsel geschoven. Het nieuwe interieur ademt rust en ruimte. Een vide brengt licht en lucht in de wachtkamer en de transparante receptie tegenover de voordeur biedt overzicht. Naast het meubilair ontwierp vasd ook de huisstijl, gebaseerd op het rode kruis en twee pleisters. Een aantal opvallende kleur- en vormaccenten creëren een warme sfeer: bureaus in felle tinten, banken en wandkastjes in huisstijlrood en een toepasselijk fragment uit het proza van Vestdijk aan de muur.
[tekst_en] => This listed building in The Hague was transformed into a modern practice for six GPs. To accommodate all of the facilities, a new building with an extra floor was built into the historic outer shell. The new decor exudes serenity and a sense of space. A mezzanine makes the waiting room light and airy, while the transparent reception desk opposite the front door provides a good overview. Apart from the furniture, VASD also designed the house style, based on a red cross and two plasters. A number of striking colour and design accents create a warm atmosphere featuring brightly coloured desks, couches and closets in the same red tint as the house style. The wall boasts a selected piece of prose by Dutch writer Simon Vestdijk.
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