A modest family health clinic is designed—and crafted—with a palpable sense of care for patients and clinicians alike. 

Professor David Fortin writes a reflection on Galt Health, a family medical clinic designed and built by faculty member Jaliya Fonseka, featured in this month's issue of Canadian Architect. The article expands on the clinic as a welcoming and compassionate space for its users, highlighting the potential for design to impact the quality of our lives.

Read the full article here:

Canadian Architect

www.fonsekastudio.com

Reception area of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
Waiting area of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
Waiting area of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
Patient corridor of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
Patient corridor of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
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Waiting area of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
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Patient corridor of Galt Health Clinic design by fonskea studio
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