Shinjuku Medical Examination Plaza Women-only floor

This is a project to expand the women's floor of one of the largest health checkup facilities in Tokyo from one to two and renew it with a new concept design.
Based on the concept of “providing women working in the city with a comfortable and smart health checkup experience,” we aimed to create a space that takes into consideration the flow lines, eyesight, and comfort of both patients and working staff. .
Through repeated discussions with many stakeholders, we were able to create a highly hospitable health checkup service by meticulously designing the details of function and design.


[Social Issues/Customer Issues/Requests]
The customer's number one request was to significantly increase the capacity of the female examinee quota and work efficiency.
The challenge was to maximize the number of examination rooms and the number of seats in the waiting area while also ensuring ease of use and comfort.
On the other hand, in order to build further superiority of "Shinjuku Medical Checkup Plaza" in the medical checkup facility market, we aimed to increase the sense of specialness and added value.


【solution】
"SMART HEALTH RESORT" is newly established as the concept of the entire facility, and the existing 7th floor ladies' floor is set as "COMFORT RESORT", and the 8th floor to be newly established as a floor that provides a more special feeling than the 7th floor is set as "PRIME concept design". Configured.

Aiming to provide a comfortable and smart checkup experience for women working in the city center, the spatial expression is based on a hotel-like luxury feeling, and the color scheme is based on beige and light wood grain.
The hardware materials are not standard colors such as gold or silver, but are unified in pink bronze to create a special feeling.
In addition, the interiors of the examination room is generally decorated with solid wallpaper in many medical facilities, but at this facility, we have differentiated ourselves by using patterned wallpaper in each room so that you can be examined in a relaxed manner. .

Securing the required number of examination rooms and waiting seats within the limited floor space was an extremely difficult problem, but through repeated discussions with laboratory technicians and medical device manufacturers, we were able to By deriving and planning the minimum size of each examination room, we were able to achieve the required number of rooms, which would allow us to achieve both "smooth examination work" and "not make patients feel cramped."


<Our project members>
[Sales and Project Management] Hisashi Ozasa, Yukako Ninomiya
[Planning] Hiroyu Imaizumi
[design, layout] Kumiko Oishi, Mei Watanabe
[Production and construction] Mai Sakai, Nohara Kikuchi