Serony Behavioral Health Behavioral Health lounge by Carolina
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What it looks like
- Maharam, League, Gallup
- Kvadrat, Haku 0351
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Behavioral health
- Maharam, League, Gallup
- Kvadrat, Haku 0351
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Behavioral health
- Serony Behavioral Health: Kvadrat, Haku 0351
- Boost+ Behavioral Health: Maharam, League, Gallup
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Behavioral health
- Serony Behavioral Health: Kvadrat, Haku 0351
- Boost+: Maharam, League, Gallup
- Public spaces
- Lobby/waiting
- Behavioral health
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Related typicals
- Id: T300067
- List Price: $18,239.00
- Dimensions: 13' x 13'
- Footprint: 100-150 sq ft ff
- Healthcare
- Lobby/waiting
- Behavioral health
- Restore
- Id: T300069
- List Price: $18,531.00
- Dimensions: 15' x 13'
- Footprint: 100-150 sq ft ff
- Healthcare
- Behavioral health
- Restore
Related case studies
Pinewood Springs is a 60-bed mental health and wellness hospital serving both adult and adolescent patients throughout Maury County, Tennessee. This space was designed to treat individuals with mood, thought, and co-occuring disorders.
Planned services include inpatient and outpatient behavioral health treatment for adults and adolescents. Patient amenities include activity areas, dining and outdoor courtyard space. Intentional behavioral health furniture solutions were placed throughout the space to protect and support patients on their healing journey. As part of TriStar Health and HCA, this facility was created to support mental health and wellness in surrounding community.
Location: Columbia, TN
Square footage: 49,000 sf
Architecture + Interiors: TM Partners
Photography: Tom Gatlin Photography
Designed by Studio 3 - Michael Shields
Led by the belief that form truly does follow function, industrial designer Michael Shields of Studio3 has been designing furniture for over 30 years. His focus is on designing for disassembly, seeking out environmentally responsible materials, and ensuring comfort for the user. After working closely with other prominent furniture brands, Michael launched an independent design studio in North Carolina, where he has been providing clients with innovative products since 2001. His work has earned him over twenty patents and six Best of NeoCon awards.
