Cardiologist Office

Great Neck, NY


This 3500 square foot medical office was designed and constructed first as 2250 SF and then expanded by 1250 SF. As a private cardiology center, the program required a comfortable waiting area, private doctors’ offices, exam rooms, lab rooms and an administrative area. Given a potentially disorienting irregular Z-shape space, the Architects introduced a continuous curved wall to define the principal circulation. In metaphoric ode to the heart’s rhythmic beat, a jogging wall of contrasting color was introduced opposite the curve. Wood and glass partitions were provided as accents at critical locations to define special functions and allow a sense of spatial layering and intrigue.

This work was a collaboration between Michael Costantin and Brian Swier.

Sunlit room with large windows, a flower vase on the counter, and indoor plants, seen through a dark doorway.

Reception

Floor Plan

Interior view of an office or reception area featuring a wooden door with glass panels, a vase with pink and white flowers on a counter, and ceiling lights.

Exam Rooms Entry

A white vase with pink and white flowers on a dark counter, a wooden window frame with frosted glass, and a ceiling light fixture in a room.

Check-out Counter

Concept Sketch