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Client: University of Connecticut Health Center
In working with the University of Connecticut Health Center, we produced a wide range of original artworks based on a variety of plants for a 9-story new construction. LYNNEL worked with the designer to provide a comprehensive coordinated art package from the main entrances and common areas to patie… Read More
An impressive two-story Megatile feature wall greets people at the main entrance.
Commissioned artwork of a variety of plants was used for branding and wayfinding. Each floor had a corresponding plant and color-way. On each floor, one version of a plant was used in the backlit elevator lobby.
Commissioned artwork of a variety of plants was used for branding and wayfinding. Each floor had a corresponding plant and color-way. On each floor, one version of a plant was used in the backlit elevator lobby, and a coordinated version was used at the nurse station.
Commissioned artwork of a variety of plants was used for branding and wayfinding. Each floor had a corresponding plant and color-way. On each floor, one version of a plant was used in the backlit elevator lobby.
Commissioned artwork of a variety of plants was used for branding and wayfinding. Each floor had a corresponding plant and color-way. On each floor, one version of a plant was used in the backlit elevator lobby, and a coordinated version was used at the nurse station.
Commissioned artwork of a variety of plants was used for branding and wayfinding. Each floor had a corresponding plant and color-way. On each floor, one version of a plant was used in the backlit elevator lobby.
Commissioned artwork of a variety of plants was used for branding and wayfinding. Each floor had a corresponding plant and color-way. On each floor, one version of a plant was used in the backlit elevator lobby, and a coordinated version was used at the nurse station.
Leading into the emergency department, the designer wanted to provide an integrated, calming effect. To achieve this, the art was modified to complement the aesthetic of the stone used in the corridor.
Throughout the hospital, White-on-White imagery was incorporated to add an element of privacy. White-on-White glass panels function as artful divider panels at the nurse station.
A 9-foot high backlit articulated wall highlights the secondary entrance.
