Trust Clinic (HIMEDIC Nagoya Course)

A members-only medical examination facility that is committed to hospitality and pursues the highest level of equipment, service, and medical technology.

  • Hospitality Spaces
  • We have created a screening facility that Spatial Production off a relaxed, hotel-like atmosphere while also taking into consideration hygiene and safety.

    We have created a screening facility that Spatial Production off a relaxed, hotel-like atmosphere while also taking into consideration hygiene and safety.

  • Reception: The trust and security felt by guests is expressed through a custom-made circular light fixture with a "ring = promise" motif. The piece was created by British artist Julia Brooker and is titled "Water of Life."

    Reception: The trust and security felt by guests is expressed through a custom-made circular light fixture with a "ring = promise" motif. The piece was created by British artist Julia Brooker and is titled "Water of Life."

  • Corridor: In order to harmonize with the design theme of the existing facility, attention was also paid to water, which makes up the majority of the human body. It was Spatial Production with a wave-shaped wooden relief, and was designed to give a sense of warmth and luxury.

    Corridor: In order to harmonize with the design theme of the existing facility, attention was also paid to water, which makes up the majority of the human body. It was Spatial Production with a wave-shaped wooden relief, and was designed to give a sense of warmth and luxury.

  • Waiting area: A luxurious and special atmosphere reminiscent of a hotel, Spatial Production a space where patients can relax between checkups.

    Waiting area: A luxurious and special atmosphere reminiscent of a hotel, Spatial Production a space where patients can relax between checkups.

  • Interview room: A calming brown gradation space with vibrant blue artwork evoking water to express hospitality.

    Interview room: A calming brown gradation space with vibrant blue artwork evoking water to express hospitality.

  • Recovery room: A luxurious and calm atmosphere. Spatial Production a space that makes you feel like you are in a hotel.

    Recovery room: A luxurious and calm atmosphere. Spatial Production a space that makes you feel like you are in a hotel.

  • Lounge: The layered white stripes on the exterior of the building are incorporated into the interior design.

    Lounge: The layered white stripes on the exterior of the building are incorporated into the interior design.

  • Trust Clinic (HIMEDIC Nagoya Course)
  • Reception: The trust and security felt by guests is expressed through a custom-made circular light fixture with a "ring = promise" motif. The piece was created by British artist Julia Brooker and is titled "Water of Life."
  • Corridor: In order to harmonize with the design theme of the existing facility, attention was also paid to water, which makes up the majority of the human body. It was Spatial Production with a wave-shaped wooden relief, and was designed to give a sense of warmth and luxury.
  • Waiting area: A luxurious and special atmosphere reminiscent of a hotel, Spatial Production a space where patients can relax between checkups.
  • Interview room: A calming brown gradation space with vibrant blue artwork evoking water to express hospitality.
  • Recovery room: A luxurious and calm atmosphere. Spatial Production a space that makes you feel like you are in a hotel.
  • Lounge: The layered white stripes on the exterior of the building are incorporated into the interior design.

Photo: Nacása & Partners Inc.

About the Project

Overview This members-only medical examination facility is operated and supported by the Resort Trust Group, which operates hotel and restaurant businesses and golf courses with membership rights at its core. Utilizing the know-how it has cultivated through its group businesses, it provides services that focus on quality and hospitality. In order to meet the increasing demand, it opened by adding a new medical examination floor to the existing facility in the same building.
Issues/Themes The design theme of the facility that has already opened is "a space that uses curved lines to evoke the image of a dynamic human body." The goal is to create a new space that takes infection control measures into consideration while inheriting and harmonizing with that design theme.
Space Solution/Realization While being mindful of maintaining harmony with the existing facilities in each area, we selected materials that are easy to clean while still Spatial Production a comfortable hotel-like space. By using finishes that also prioritize safety, we were able to ensure that visitors can experience the comfort and hospitality of a hotel while still maintaining the functionality and safety of a medical facility.
Design for Environment Healthy design: The walls feature a woodgrain design and are made of decorative PVC film that can be cleaned with alcohol. The floors are made of porcelain tiles and PVC tiles, both of which are durable and easy to clean.
Energy-saving design: Uses energy-saving, long-life, and highly durable LED light source.
Universal design: The floor plan is designed to have no steps.
Safe design: The corners of the furniture are treated to remove any sharp edges for safety.

Basic Information

Client HIMEDIC, Inc.
Services Provided Design, Layout, Production, Construction
Our Team Design, Layout: Junichi Hasumi
Production, Construction: Tomohiro Sonobe
Project Management: Shohei Hashizume
Location Aichi prefecture
Open May 2022
Website https://www.himedic.jp/course/nagoya.html
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Junichi Hasumi

Design, Layout

Junichi Hasumi

Following his joining with Tanseisha in 1991, Junichi has designed mainly specialty shops and hotels with a strong emphasis on food and drink establishments. By utilizing a wealth of experience and knowledge, he fuses engineering and design to create his own specialties—dynamic, innovative and luxurious spaces.

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