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Double-height corporate lobby with a travertine desk and walnut wall

Healthcare & clinics

Clinic and Healthcare Interiors, Designed and Fitted Out

A clinic must calm a nervous patient and pass an inspection on the same day. Both come from one drawing: the layout, the finishes and the services behind the walls.

  • ISO 9001:2015Certified quality management
  • LLA 2022Luxury Lifestyle Awards winner
  • 2Offices: Cairo and Riyadh
  • 3Markets: Egypt, KSA, UAE
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Clinic and healthcare interior design is regulated design: room sizes, patient flow, sterilisation, ventilation and finish materials all sit in the licence requirements. We design the clinic and its MEP services as one package, so the space that reassures patients is also the one the inspector signs off.

Our portfolio includes dental clinics, medical centres, pharmacies and beauty centres, designed from our Cairo and Riyadh offices. Every project runs under our ISO 9001:2015 quality system, with inspections at each stage and documented handover.

Walnut, travertine and bronze joinery detail
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Dental clinic and medical centre design, room by room

  1. Reception and waiting

    A desk that keeps conversations private, seating sized to the appointment load and separate zones where privacy requires them.

  2. Dental surgeries

    Chair position set to the window and assistant side, with suction, air, water, drainage and X-ray provision exactly where the unit needs them.

  3. Consultation rooms

    Desk and examination areas in one room without compromising either, with a hand basin and a door that never opens onto the couch.

  4. Sterilisation

    A one-way sequence of receive, clean, package, autoclave and store, so clean and used instruments never cross.

  5. Pharmacy design

    Dispensing counter, queue, back-shelf systems sized to the stock list, refrigeration and a retail front that never hides the pharmacist.

  6. Beauty and aesthetic centres

    Treatment rooms with water, drainage and equipment points, and finishes that handle heat, water and chemicals every day.

Corporate office fit-out with walnut baffles and glass meeting rooms
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Hygienic finishes and medical MEP

  • Finishes chosen for cleaning: seamless or tightly jointed floors with coved skirting, washable walls and non-porous worktops
  • Equipment first: data sheets for dental units, imaging, lasers and autoclaves fix the power, water, air and drainage points before the layout is frozen
  • Fresh air and extract in treatment and sterilisation rooms, designed with our MEP works team
  • Patient privacy: acoustic treatment at reception and between rooms, and sight lines controlled from the waiting area
  • Accessibility and waste: step-free routes, accessible toilets and separate medical waste holding

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Medical centre fit-out in Egypt and Saudi Arabia

In Egypt, clinics usually sit in medical and mixed-use buildings in New Cairo, Sheikh Zayed and central Cairo, where drainage routes, electrical capacity and building hours set the limits. In Saudi Arabia our Riyadh office prepares the layout, MEP and fire drawings a licence file needs and coordinates them with the licensed engineering office that submits them.

Joinery matters more here than in most sectors: reception desks, sterilisation runs, dispensing counters and storage are all bespoke, designed in-house and built with our joinery partners. For how fit-out runs in each market, see fit-out in Egypt and fit-out in Saudi Arabia.

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How a clinic fit-out runs

  1. Survey and equipment schedule

    We survey the unit and list every piece of equipment with its service needs.

  2. Layout and MEP design

    Patient flow, room layout, finishes and services designed together, with 3D views of patient-facing spaces.

  3. Licensing drawings and BOQ

    The drawing set the licence file needs, plus a priced bill of quantities.

  4. Fit-out and installation

    MEP rough-in, finishes and joinery on site, with equipment installed by its supplier into ready rooms.

  5. Testing and handover

    Systems tested, snags closed and documents handed over ahead of the inspection visit.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to what clients ask us before a site survey. Not covered here? Ask the team directly.

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What finishes suit a dental clinic?

Surfaces that can be disinfected daily without degrading: seamless flooring with coved skirting, washable wall coatings around treatment areas, non-porous worktops and sealed joinery edges.

How long does a clinic fit-out take?

It depends less on area than on the equipment list, the MEP rough-in, joinery production and licensing steps. Confirming equipment early is the single biggest time saver; we map the sequence at the start.

Do you prepare drawings for health licensing?

We prepare the layout, finish, MEP and fire drawings a licence file needs and coordinate the submission with the licensed office or consultant that signs and files it.

Do you design pharmacies and beauty centres?

Yes, both are in our portfolio. A pharmacy is retail with a dispensing regime; a beauty centre sits between a clinic and a salon, with treatment rooms that need water, drainage and durable finishes. See our beauty centre design.

Can you fit out a clinic in an occupied medical building?

Yes. We agree working hours and access with building management, contain dust and noise, and schedule any shutdowns outside neighbouring clinics' hours.

Do you supply the medical equipment?

No. Medical equipment is supplied and installed by its specialist vendor. We coordinate its services and deliver everything around it: finishes, joinery, lighting, waiting furniture and signage, supplied as an FF&E package where you need it.

How do we start?

Send the specialty, number of treatment rooms, unit area and equipment list, then book a site survey.

Start a project

Open a clinic patients trust

Tell us the specialty, the treatment rooms and the unit. We will review the equipment services and propose a scope, programme and licensing drawing list.