Process.

We start with a site visit and a working meeting with you and your staff. We measure the space, read the existing drawings and learn how the building is used day to day. Budget, schedule, code requirements and the owner's priorities are written down before any design starts.

We draw layout options with room sizes and net square footage for every space, excluding columns. Each option is checked against ADA clearances, egress, and FGI or Department of Health rules where they apply. You choose a direction, and we refine it until the plan works for patients, staff and visitors.

We select flooring, wall finishes, millwork, lighting and furniture for each room, chosen for durability and cleanability as well as looks. Every material comes from a trusted manufacturer and is tagged with a code. The same tag follows it onto the plans, the renderings and the spec book.

Our 3D team renders the key spaces, such as reception, waiting, exam rooms and corridors, so you see the finished interior before construction. Renderings are built from the actual plan and the selected materials, not a mood board. Changes are made here, where they cost nothing to fix.

We produce the interior drawing set: floor, furniture, finish, reflected ceiling and lighting plans, elevations, sections and millwork details. Everything is bound into one spec book with schedules, specifications and supplier contacts. The architect files it, the contractor prices it and the owner approves it.

We work alongside the architect of record, the MEP engineer and the contractor from the first plan to the final site visit. We answer RFIs, review submittals and shop drawings, and coordinate ceilings, lighting and outlets with the engineers. Site visits continue until the last fixture is installed as drawn.