The design of Koyo Dent rethinks the boundaries of a conventional dental clinic by merging medical precision with cultural and artistic references. The material palette was carefully chosen to balance warmth and hygiene: natural surfaces such as wood and textiles soften the technical atmosphere of the clinic, while durable finishes ensure functionality and ease of maintenance.

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Dental spaces were designed to meet strict technical and mechanical requirements, but beyond their functionality, they were integrated into a holistic spatial experience. The waiting area was conceived not merely as a transitional space but as a flexible environment. Curtains were used to create soft divisions, allowing the room to transform and adapt to different uses. The sedir (bench) at the heart of the space was designed as a stage, a symbolic element that invites both gathering and performance.

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On the upper floor, the program expands beyond dentistry into art and creativity. The space was planned as a small art studio, reinforcing the project’s ambition to create an environment where healthcare, culture, and everyday life overlap. This dual character makes Koyo Dent more than just a clinic: it is a place where comfort, creativity, and community are woven into the experience of dental care.