Serony by Carolina
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- Maharam: Frequency, Caftan
- Patient spaces
- Patient rooms
- Exam rooms
- Restore
- Maharam: Frequency, Caftan
- Patient spaces
- Patient rooms
- Exam rooms
- Restore
- Healthcare
- Patient rooms
- Restore
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- Id: T100309
- List Price: $37,240.00
- Dimensions: 12' x 17' ff
- Healthcare
- Patient rooms
- Restore
- Id: T300127
- List Price: $8,580.00
- Dimensions: 12' x 10'
- Footprint: 25-50 sq ft ff
- Healthcare
- Patient rooms
- Restore
- Id: T300263
- List Price: $11,469.00
- Dimensions: 10' x 6' ff
- Healthcare
- Family respite
- Patient rooms
- Restore
Related case studies
The Baptist Memorial Hospital in Crittenden had served a small rural community in West Memphis for years, but needed more space and resources to accommodate a growing number of patients. Despite these needs, they had an extremely limited budget to achieve all of the enhancements that they required. With the help of ESarch and Carolina, they created a new campus that included additional beds, a cancer center, a more efficient ED overflow system, an indoor-outdoor cafe, and a small chapel—all within budget. Today, the hospital can better serve both the medical staff and patients through their new, inviting and space-efficient space.
Location: West Memphis, TN
Design Firm/Architect: ESarch
Photographer: Chad Mellon
The University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center was designed to improve healthcare services for Prince George County, upgrading an outdated healthcare facility in the area. The medical center includes acute care, outpatient services, trauma center, emergency services, surgical services, a heart health facility, women's health, behavioral health, and more to foster a centralized experience.
Location: Largo, MD
Square Footage: 620,000 sf
Architect: Grimm + Parker Architects
Designer: Wilmot Sanz
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.
