Over the past period, I worked on the design of a 100-bed general hospital.
One of the main challenges was organizing the different functions and circulation paths while creating a comfortable environment for both patients and visitors. This included separating movement, ensuring privacy, and making the hospital easier to navigate.
But I’d like to hear from you:
Whether you’ve visited a hospital or been a patient yourself, was there anything you experienced that felt different, unexpected, or genuinely made your visit more comfortable?
It could be a small design detail, a waiting area, the way spaces were organized, natural lighting, or anything else that made a positive impression.
What is one thing you’ve experienced in a hospital that you wish more hospitals would adopt?
AURORA CAFE — Cherry Drink Presentation
Here is how I presented our new cherry and milk drink across multiple formats.
The dark background was used simply to highlight the drink and make the rich cherry and white milk pop out clearly.
I split the presentation into different styles: a main cinematic shot, a 3x3 grid showing texture details, and swipeable slides.
Which format do you like the most?