Wabi-sabi meets . . . ketamine? Why this Canadian clinic is counting on two key ingredients

Solo Studio’s design fuses the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi. - Solo Studio

Residential cues like natural materials and soft furniture make visitors feel at home. - Solo Studio

Visitors first encounter a foyer whose industrial bones are soothed by circles. - Solo Studio

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Location

1615 10 Ave SW suite 202, Calgary, AB T3C 0J7, Canada

Design

Solo Studio

Client

Sabi Mind

For a holistic psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy centre in Alberta, Solo Studio turned to homelike aesthetics to assuage unease and anxiety.

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