Ocean Cosmetics提供了一种感官和身临其境的客户体验，重新定义了期望，并为美容医学树立了新的标杆。为了营造奢华的服务氛围，该设计从标志性的Thierry Mugler Angel香水瓶中汲取灵感，提供了一系列光滑、棱角分明、精致的空间，充满奢华感和吸引力，挑战了美学规范医疗实践。
Ocean Cosmetics offers a sensorial and immersive client experience, redefining expectations and setting a new benchmark in Aesthetic Medicine. Seeking to create a sense of luxury around the service offering, the design draws inspiration from the iconic Thierry Mugler Angel perfume bottle, delivering a series sleek, angular and sophisticated spaces with a sense of luxury and intrigue that challenge the norms when it comes to aesthetic medical practice.
与瓶子的时尚造型形成鲜明对比的是，工作室试图在临床背景下诠释当地景观。胡桃木、青铜、比利时亚麻布和石灰华等诚实的材料与水磨石、天鹅绒、阿尔卑斯石英岩和卡拉拉大理石并列，创造出一种对自然灵感的理性思考，并向附近著名的海滨致敬。
In contrast to the sleek forms of the bottle, the studio sought to interpret the local landscape within a clinical context. Honest materials like walnut, bronze, Belgian linen and travertine are juxtaposed against terrazzo, velvet, Alpine quartzite and Carrara marble creating a cerebral approach to natural inspiration and paying homage to the famous beachside nearby.
这家诊所更像是一家豪华精品店或精品酒店，它的设计目的是将用户带到一个空灵的另一个世界。这种设计的创新方法需要同样的创新思维。打破常规，设计团队引入了戏剧性和棱角分明的形式，比喻诊所的前沿工作，以及复杂、华丽的材料层，让巴黎豪华精品店有种宾至如归的感觉。
More akin to a luxury boutique or boutique hotel, the clinic was designed to transport the user to an ethereal other world. The innovative approach to this kind of design required equally innovative thinking. Throwing out the rule book allowed the design team to introduce dramatic and angular forms (a metaphor speaking to the cutting-edge work of the clinic), and complex, opulent layers of materials that would feel at home in a luxury Parisian boutique.
与美学方面的考虑类似，需要一个创新的平面图来解决租户的不寻常形状，解决方案来自鹦鹉螺壳。这种方法创造了一个中央前厅，空间从中央核心向外延伸。工作室试图利用设计来增强不寻常的建筑元素，例如柱子，将它们作为设计的一部分，而不是隐藏它们。
Similarly to the aesthetic considerations, an innovative floor plan was needed to address the unusual shape of the tenancy, with the solution derived from a nautilus shell. This approach created a central vestibule with spaces radiating out from the central core. The studio sought to use design to enhance the unusual architectural elements (such as columns) by incorporating them as part of the design rather than concealing them.
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