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Su Listen Counseling Clinic by Min-Han Lin
Su Listen Counseling Clinic by Min-Han Lin
Su Listen Counseling Clinic by Min-Han Lin
Su Listen Counseling Clinic by Min-Han Lin
Su Listen Counseling Clinic by Min-Han Lin

Su Counseling Clinic

Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2023

Su Listen Counseling Clinic

by Min-Han Lin

  • A' Design Award 2023 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
  • Awarded April 15, 2023
  • CLIENT: Su Counseling Clinic
  • Estimated Number of Design Views: 8,992
  • Verification code 6E42FB34A1 · Verify this award
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About Su Listen Counseling Clinic

Su Listen is a counseling clinic interior located in Taiwan. The 118 square meter space holds five individual rooms, each planned for spaciousness, privacy and freedom of movement. A linear waiting area with strip lighting visually extends the space, and a glass wall along the corridor blurs the distinction between inside and outside. A warm color scheme creates a harmonious atmosphere, complemented by circular ceiling lights and a bubble glass wall lamp. Low emission wood panels, printed panels imitating marble and reusable furniture were used.

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Unique Properties
We designed five individual rooms while prioritizing spaciousness, privacy, and freedom of movement. The linear waiting area with strip lighting visually extends the space and the glass wall in the corridor create a blurred distinction between the inside and outside. The warm color scheme creates a harmonious atmosphere, complemented by circular ceiling lights and a bubble glass wall lamp reflecting dynamic motion that enhance the interaction between people and space.
Dimensions & Packaging
118 sqm
Tags
Clinic, Interior Design, Taiwan, Union Atelier, Space
Production Technology
The design of this project uses a large amount of F1-grade wood panels, which greatly limits its impact on the environment while also protecting the health of users. To reduce waste, we have used digitally printed panels that mimic the appearance of marble, achieving a look that is very close to natural marble while also reducing the need for mining. Additionally, we have made extensive use of reusable furniture and minimized the use of fixed decoration items, ensuring that the products have a long lifespan and are easy to repair and update, so that they can be reused in the future, or even donated to organizations in need.
Design Challenge
Our design team faced the challenge of creating five individual rooms within an existing area, prioritizing spaciousness, privacy, and freedom of movement. We aimed to engage the mind, body, and soul in natural communication with the space, and created a welcoming atmosphere with a linear waiting area and central area segmentation.
Project Duration
The project started in August 2022 in Taiwan and finished in December 2022 in Taiwan.
Operation Flow
The space was designed with five individual rooms, each prioritizing spaciousness, privacy. The patients can be one person alone, lovers or family.
Research
The conversation is not just a verbal exchange but also an interaction with the surrounding environment, where we both speak and listen. We aimed to create a warm and welcoming atmosphere that fosters natural communication with the space. For this project, we had to design five separate individual rooms within the existing area. To achieve a sense of spaciousness and privacy in each room, we prioritized ensuring freedom of movement.
Inspiration
The conversation is a two-way exchange, where we both speak and listen, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for the mind, body, and soul to engage in natural communication with the space. The warm and harmonious color scheme echoes the theme of human harmony, with the natural wood grain texture and tactile paint overlaid, intertwined with woven carpets and linen-textured wallpaper, creating a subtle sense of warmth throughout the space.
Image Credits
Image #1 : Photographer Weiche Wu, Su Listen, 2022.
Image #2 : Photographer Weiche Wu, Su Listen, 2022.
Image #3 : Photographer Weiche Wu, Su Listen, 2022.
Image #4 : Photographer Weiche Wu, Su Listen, 2022.
Image #5 : Photographer Weiche Wu, Su Listen, 2022.

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