Bangkok Mediplex
is pioneering the concept of one-stop shopping for all healthcare and wellness
needs, re-affirming Thailand's
position as a leader in medical tourism.
Bangkok Mediplex
is a medical complex that consists of clinics and shops selling health
products. The facade is a vital part of communicating this dynamic vision.
The concept was
based on the cellular structure that makes up much of the human body. This idea
was developed into the dynamic skin of glass and lattice that now envelopes the
building.
This has
enhanced the building in a number of ways. During the day, light floods the
building, while at night, custom lighting turns it into a glowing beacon.
The four-story
building is located in downtown Sukhumvit and accessible from Ekkamai BTS Sky
train station with a height of 18
m and a length of 130 meters, covering an
area of over 2340 square meters.
Each of the
mall’s floors is divided into four categories; medilifestyle shops and
restaurants, general medical care, health and beauty, holistic and traditional
medicine.
There are a total of 39 outlets available almost around the clock to
serve both local and international residents as well as tourists. Core tenants
are a mix of cosmetic and beauty consultants, with supporting stores located
below and food and beverage outlets on ground level.
The curved
corridors are designed to showcase core tenants, giving key corner positions to
more outlets than a conventional grid system. Inside, a dramatic chandelier
illuminates the atrium and strong blocks of colour add vibrancy and aid
wayfinding.
Location: Bangkok, Thailand
Architects: Orbitdesign studio
Lighting designers: Inverse
lighting design
Interior: Orbit
design studio
Area: 2600 sq. m
Year: 2007
Client: Bangkok Mediplex










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