CASE STUDIES
Children's Mental Health Unit
We chose imagery to create a positive environment as clients climbed the stairs to begin their appointment. This effect was also important as clients exited the building after their appointment too.
Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, Central London
A refurbished top floor unit of 10 consultancy rooms, offices and reception had been completed in the summer of 2019. The entrance involves climbing 4 flights of stairs to reach reception. This aspect needed multiple images on each landing to guide clients to the right floor.
The reception and internal windowless corridors needed bright, age-appropriate images to create an engaging and safe environment for clients as they navigate to their consultancy room.
Many of the consultancy rooms themselves were also windowless, and in each case they needed a focal point that helped to connect clients and staff to the wider world outside.
SERIES SIZE
26 Artworks
PRINT SIZES
A2 – A1
INSTALL DATE
Sept 2019
TESTIMONIAL
It feels like I can breathe here more easily now
"I felt so intimidated coming into this clinic with it’s blank white walls. These pictures have changed all that. It feels like I can breathe here more easily now."
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