Medical facility room with a patient chair in the middle

Bosley Maximizes Every Inch of 8,000 sq ft Renovation

Introduction

Client

Bosley

Location

Dublin, OH

Design

Architecture

Engineering

Healthcare

Success had pushed the leader in hair restoration past the limits of their existing footprint. To maintain their standard of care and provide patients with a comfortable and reassuring experience, Bosley needed a space utilization plan that included additional procedure rooms.


So they turned to InDecca with a straightforward request. Make the most of all available space.

  • Architectural & Engineering
  • Carpentry
  • Ceilings
  • Construction Management
  • Demolition & Clean Up
  • Division 10
  • Doors, Windows, Glass
  • Drywall
  • Electrical
  • Finishes
  • Fire Alarm
  • Fire Suppression
  • Fixtures
  • General Trades
  • HVAC
waiting room

Approach

Accepting Boundaries

The first step of the design phase was acknowledging the space limitations of the renovation. We then developed a detailed design plan focused on the most efficient use of the existing space. We addressed the challenge of limited space by incorporating innovative design techniques, including modular construction and efficient layout planning.

Two women standing by the counter

In addition to clinical space, the design also included a new office environment to support Bosley’s administrative tasks.

Break room with tables, chairs, and cabinets
Coordinated Effort

During the construction phase, careful planning and coordination enabled us to minimize disruption to Bosley's ongoing operations. Temporary facilities were set up to ensure uninterrupted patient care, while construction activities were scheduled strategically to avoid any inconvenience to patients and staff.

Building a Foundation for Patient Care

The expanded facility, encompassing more than 8,000 square feet, provides Bosley with the technology, resources and amenities to meet patient expectations well into the future.

Bosley sign on the wall
Room with patient chair
Two women by counter

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