EL Studio<\/a> (Washington, D.C.) with the task of creating a fully equipped, dynamic space to treat his patients. As a former athlete, Dr. Vidale requested a contemporary space reflecting both a medical facility and wellness spa that would optimize the physical assessment and treatment of his patients.<\/p>\nMedical office renovation<\/h2>\n
The project opened in October 2022 in Blagden Alley, a historic alleyway in northwest Washington and D.C.’s thriving Shaw neighborhood that includes bars, restaurants, and coffee shops. The 1,355-square-foot facility is housed in a former carriage house in the alley.<\/p>\n
Upon entry, patients are greeted by reception. From there, a main hallway leads to a large workout room, treatment room, and staff office.<\/p>\n
Branded design elements<\/h2>\n
An articulated ceiling plane is designed to organize circulation and draw patients inward as well as mask HVAC ductwork and integrate lighting. The result is an elevated ceiling zone that optimizes the existing skylights all while subtly imbuing the space with the Momentous\u2019 brand signature gold color.<\/p>\n
A wood-panel wrapped volume is used to separate reception and workout zones. The workout space, outfitted with rubber and turf flooring, occupies a former enclosed courtyard and includes three skylights to maintain a connection to the outdoors.<\/p>\n
A gold cut-metal sign was installed to improve visibility of the facility’s alley-facing entrance.<\/p>\n
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Momentous Sports Medicine project details<\/h2>\n
Location: Washington, D.C.<\/p>\n
Completion date: October 2022<\/p>\n
Owner: Dr. Tim Vidale<\/p>\n
Total building area: 1,355 sq. ft.<\/p>\n
Total construction cost: N\/A<\/p>\n
Cost\/sq. ft.: N\/A<\/p>\n
Architect: EL Studio<\/p>\n
Interior designer: N\/A<\/p>\n
General contractor: Bristol Custom Construction<\/p>\n
Engineer: Charles Ford and Associates<\/p>\n
Builder: Bristol Custom Construction<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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