Zarqa Genomics Lab

Genomics laboratory interior and façade design

Designed

A genomics laboratory concept where scientific identity shapes the façade, reception, patient experience and a custom DNA-inspired centrepiece.

Realistic design visualisation of the Zarqa Genomics Lab reception and waiting environment with teal seating, timber reception joinery and a central DNA-inspired installation. — Project-faithful realistic visualisation developed from the supplied ZGL model and design material. Designed work; not built photography.

TypeGenomics laboratory interior and façade design

ClientZarqa Genomics Lab (ZGL)

StatusDesigned

DisciplineInterior Design

01 / The brief

A designed interior and façade concept for Zarqa Genomics Lab (ZGL), developed around patient-facing clarity, a strong teal-and-timber identity, and a central DNA-inspired installation.

The Zarqa Genomics Lab design translates the laboratory's scientific identity into the spaces visitors encounter first: the entrance façade, reception, waiting area and internal circulation.

Teal accents, pale timber, clear glazing and warm controlled lighting form a restrained palette. A DNA-inspired centrepiece becomes the primary spatial marker, while the façade uses angled teal louvres and flowing white geometry to carry the identity to the street.

ZGL reception visualisation showing the DNA-inspired centrepiece, curved teal waiting seating, illuminated timber reception desk and glazed clinical spaces. — Realistic project visualisation based on the supplied interior model and design language.

Reception and Patient Experience

The public-facing interior is organised around a clear arrival sequence. Curved teal seating, warm timber joinery, transparent partitions and controlled lighting soften the clinical setting while preserving a precise and professional character.

The realistic project visualisations develop the supplied model into a more complete atmospheric reading of the design while retaining the project's core geometry, palette and spatial relationships.

Alternative ZGL reception visualisation with the DNA-inspired centrepiece, teal seating, warm timber shelving and glass partitions. — Realistic project visualisation of the reception and waiting zone.

Clean public presentation elevation of the Zarqa Genomics Lab façade showing the louvre field, curved white bands, dimensions and integrated identity without a private drawing seal. — Public-facing façade elevation recreated from the supplied project drawing; private seal and title-block information are omitted.

Spatial evidence

The drawing establishes the design system.

The project drawing clarifies proportion, identity, circulation and the relationship between designed elements without presenting the work as completed construction.

DNA-Inspired Centrepiece

A double-helix installation anchors the reception and waiting environment, giving the genomics identity a three-dimensional presence rather than treating branding as a surface graphic.

The project study coordinates teal spheres, horizontal chrome supports, a circular base and upper ceiling element with integrated LED strip lighting.

ZGL DNA-inspired centrepiece design study showing the double helix, chrome horizontal supports, teal spheres, circular base, ceiling element and integrated LED strip lighting. — Original project design study of the DNA-inspired centrepiece.

Technical study

Drawings and design logic

Plans, sections and diagrams are coordinated to one project system. Open the set to inspect each layer.

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Façade Identity

The entrance is designed as a recognisable institutional frontage. Teal louvres and flowing white bands create depth and movement while integrated ZGL signage keeps the clinic identity legible.

The public elevation shown here has been recreated from the project drawing for presentation use, with private seal and title-block information omitted.

Perspective visualisation of the ZGL entrance façade with teal louvres, white curved bands, glazed frontage and stepped access. — Realistic project visualisation of the designed entrance façade.

E2W scope

Interior design
Façade identity design
Spatial planning
Reception and waiting-area design
Custom DNA feature design

Published as designed project work. Realistic renders are project visualisations based on the supplied ZGL models and drawings and are not completed construction photography. Public technical graphics omit private drawing seals and title-block information.

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