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SUNY College of Optometry – 7th Floor Clinical Operations
SUNY College of Optometry – 7th Floor Clinical Operations
New York, NY, United States
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SUNY College of Optometry – 7th Floor Clinical Operations
New York, NY, United States
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$5M - 10M
The 7th floor of SUNY College of Optometry midtown Manhattan campus, home to the University Eye Center, has undergone a full-floor transformation.
As the College’s primary clinical teaching space and a public-facing eye care facility, the renovation reimagines the entire floor to better support patient exams, research, and optical retail.
The new layout organizes 24 exam rooms into three “pods” of eight rooms, each anchored by a central faculty room. This configuration enhances both clinical teaching and patient care, allowing for efficient supervision and collaboration. Each pod is distinguished by materiality, color, and texture, creating a clear and intuitive wayfinding system for patients, students, and staff.
To streamline circulation and reduce crowding, the design introduces two decentralized waiting areas: one near the southern reception for check-in and intake, and a second centrally located for patients awaiting exams. Check-out counters are positioned along the visitor’s path to the exit, improving flow and minimizing bottlenecks.
“The redesigned space serves as a contemporary model for the convergence of patient care, education, and research.”
– Liduvina Martinez-Gonzalez, Vice President for Clinical Administration and Executive Director of University Eye Center
As the College’s primary clinical teaching space and a public-facing eye care facility, the renovation reimagines the entire floor to better support patient exams, research, and optical retail.
The new layout organizes 24 exam rooms into three “pods” of eight rooms, each anchored by a central faculty room. This configuration enhances both clinical teaching and patient care, allowing for efficient supervision and collaboration. Each pod is distinguished by materiality, color, and texture, creating a clear and intuitive wayfinding system for patients, students, and staff.
To streamline circulation and reduce crowding, the design introduces two decentralized waiting areas: one near the southern reception for check-in and intake, and a second centrally located for patients awaiting exams. Check-out counters are positioned along the visitor’s path to the exit, improving flow and minimizing bottlenecks.
“The redesigned space serves as a contemporary model for the convergence of patient care, education, and research.”
– Liduvina Martinez-Gonzalez, Vice President for Clinical Administration and Executive Director of University Eye Center
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