A Note-designed Stockholm diagnostics clinic encourages more progressive care

Note designed a centre for Neko Health, a health-tech company that has developed a new non-invasive and affordable medical scanning technology. - Courtesy of Note

To express the forward-facing nature of technology, the healthcare space, located in Stockholm, draws on futuristic aesthetics. - Courtesy of Note

The examination room is hued pale yellow with matte-painted walls and high-gloss floors. - Courtesy of Note

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Regeringsgatan 61, 111 56 Stockholm, Sweden

Design

Note

Client

Neko Health

To communicate the progressive nature of Neko Health’s cutting-edge medical screening equipment, design studio Note conceived a space that makes diagnostic testing more enj

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