多伦多POUT·诊所丨加拿大多伦多

多伦多POUTx诊所项目是一次对注射美容诊所体验的大胆且明确的再定义，旨在打造一个自信大胆的未来主义奇境，既通过强烈的色块整体运用彰显力量，又以出人意料的开放式布局呼应创始人的理念与个性。

An unapologetic redefining of the injectables clinic experience, this futuristic wonderland is confidently bold, both in its powerful use of cohesive colour blocking and surprisingly open-plan layout which echoes the ethos and individuality of the clinic founder.

▼项目概览，overview of the project ©Niamh Barry

设计团队采用了以外科不锈钢饰面为主的实用主义材料与品牌标志性的亮粉色与烈焰红相互呼应。有限的800平方英尺面积带来了挑战，因此设计团队在材料选择上采取了极简策略。沉浸式的粉色覆盖了地面、墙面与天花板（以微水泥收面），形成统一的空间氛围，辅以强烈的红色点缀与临床感的磨光不锈钢。环绕式霓虹灯、垂直灯管照明与超大凸面镜增强了空间感，并进一步操控光线与色彩。

Studio Author employed a utilitarian palette featuring surgical stainless-steel finishes to complement the brand’s signature colours – vibrant pink and lipstick red. The challenge of a tight footprint, at less than 800 square feet, led to the implementation of a limited bank of materials. Immersive pink envelops the guest, with micro-cement finished floor and walls, and a matching pink ceiling to unify the space, accompanied by strong red accents and clinical stainless-steel millwork. The encompassing neon, vertical tube lighting and oversized convex mirrors increase the perception of the space, and further manipulate light and colour.

▼亮粉色与烈焰红，vibrant pink and lipstick red ©Niamh Barry

一张19英尺长的不锈钢制迎宾台成为空间的核心枢纽——顾客在这里进行疗程前后的社交。从此处望去，能看到两个开放的治疗舱。盖设计打破了“应有隐私”的常规观念，拒绝“接受治疗”的污名化。悬浮于地面与天花板之间的半透明红色亚克力隔墙进一步强化了这一理念。

An impressive nineteen-foot-long stainless-steel welcome desk forms the central hub of the space, a place to socialize and be seen, before and after services. From here, there is an unexpected view into the two open treatment pods, toying with the idea of expected privacy in this setting, and rejecting the stigma of ‘getting work done’. The layered transparent red acrylic walls, which float away from the floor and ceiling, further this notion.

▼不锈钢制迎宾台，stainless-steel welcome desk ©Niamh Barry

每个治疗舱配备定制的不锈钢制护士工作台与大型圆镜供诊所的客户进行咨询与检查，可调节的外科照明设备则突显着操作的临床属性。专门的工作站则巧妙隐藏了注射产品的冷冻设备、医疗废弃物处理装置与储物空间。

Each treatment pod features a custom, operatory style, stainless-steel nurse’s station, a large circular mirror for client consultation and review, and adjustable overhead surgical lighting to enhance the clinical aspect of procedures. A dedicated workstation seamlessly conceals a freezer to house the injectables product, medical sharps disposal, and storage for ancillary items.

▼治疗舱，treatment pod ©Niamh Barry

▼工作站，workstation ©Niamh Barry

通过诊所的外部设计，来访者被贯穿临街橱窗的竖向霓虹灯光所吸引。这道强烈的光束在繁忙街景中尤为醒目，宛如大胆的信标。其延续性照明设计进一步延展至室内四周墙体，以及迎宾台对面的红色高光柱廊之间。这些重复柱体既提供了实用的隐蔽式储物空间与衣帽间，又形成秩序感。相邻的品牌展示墙以强烈的影像与品牌口号“保持，而非改变”做出戏剧化表达，进一步突破了传统期望。

Incoming clients are drawn into the space by the glow of the vertical neon lights, which span the large storefront windows; a bold beacon of light that stands out on the busy streetscape. This strong statement lighting continues its impact around the perimeter walls and between the high-gloss red colonnade facing the welcome desk. These repetitive columns provide practical hidden storage and guest coat closets. The adjacent dramatic graphic ‘Face Wall’, featuring the brand’s powerful imagery and tag line, “maintained, not changed”, further pushes the boundaries of expectation.

▼竖向霓虹灯光，the vertical neon lights ©Niamh Barry

▼座椅，seats ©Niamh Barry

最终，这一独特项目以拒绝标准化而自成一格——它是对个体赋权的鲜活礼赞，带来与众不同的诊所体验。

Ultimately, this striking project sets itself apart in its rejection of the standard, a vibrant celebration of the empowerment of the individual, and a clinic experience like no other.

▼平面图，plan drawing ©Niamh Barry

Technical sheet

Project Name: POUTx

Location: Toronto, ON, Canada

Client: Shaun Lambrou & Megan Kozak

Interior Designer: Studio Author – Alex Simpson & Jayme Million

General Contractor: Carbon Build Group – Max Seligman

Lighting Consultant: Vyvyd Lighting – Peter Ma

Lighting Supplier: Sterling Lighting – Jordan Sterling

Special Finisher: Surface Culture Inc – Hubertus Zagoricnik (Microcement)

Millwork: DNS Industries – Bryan Udris

Project sector: Health & Wellness / Clinical

Project completion date: May 2024

Photographer: Niamh Barry Photography