Bruno Albernaz Clinic | Eduardo Medeiros

Unlike most clinics, this project was designed to bring unique sensations. From the floor plan to the choice of furniture and materials, nothing was conventional. The idea was to create a large blank canvas on which there are no corridors, no vertices, nothing limits the gaze. The walls walk around and create unique environments, bringing different sensations, whether visually or tactilely.

Upon entering the living room, one has no idea that it is a mere reception. The specific curation of furniture, the preserved tree, the amorphous designs of the windows, all this generates a planned confusion, a paradigm shift so that the user can feel in a unique space, which breathes design and exalts the traces of pure minimalism. Pieces by great designers, such as Ricardo Fasanello and Jader Almeida fit into a clean environment, and are permeated by unique objects, many of them brought back by the owners' trips. This kind of humanization enriches the environment and brings its own (and true) life to the place.

Speaking of the work itself, the initial perception was that we would have a great challenge. The organicity of the masonry could only be achieved through the use of drywall and high-capacity professionals. The floor, all in epoxy paint, was also a bet by the owners so that the plans would come together in a single look. This was also a great challenge, since the final quality had to be of high quality.

The Bruno Albernaz Clínica was a large laboratory, several studies of plans, perspectives, materials and constructive details were carried out. Finally, an elegant result was achieved, just as the owners wanted. The idea of creating a new atmosphere for patients finally came to fruition. We were extremely happy with the creative freedom given to us and the execution, which was taken to heart by the owners. Architecture and interior design blended here and formed a unique space, in every way.

Photographer: Marcus Camargo