Langley Clinic converts an existing commercial space into a new public healthcare facility. Consolidating services from across the Fraser Health program into a single, welcoming space, the new clinic improves and enhances patient care and staff well-being.

A main corridor provides a clear wayfinding path that streamlines patient flow, making navigation intuitive and accessible. A flexible plan allows the facility to adapt to changing needs, ensuring smooth circulation and an optimal user experience. Meeting and breakout rooms are strategically placed near offices and workstations, fostering collaboration among staff and facilitating patient meetings.

Natural light is a key element in the design, with clerestory windows incorporated into examination rooms to foster a healing environment that supports both patient recovery and staff well-being. While addressing the multifaceted challenges of healthcare architecture, the interior design of the clinic features vibrant colours, shapes, and engaging elements that create a comfortable and safe, child-friendly space.

Central to the clinic’s design is a pre-fabricated modular interior system that greatly improved construction efficiency and minimized waste. This system integrates all services into the walls, resulting in a clean aesthetic with concealed wiring and warm wood finishes. Its adaptable nature allows for easy modifications with minimal disruption. Wall systems and casework can be reconfigured or replaced as needs evolve, ensuring the clinic remains functional and up-to-date without extensive renovations.

Langley Clinic exemplifies how thoughtful healthcare facility design not only enhances patient and staff experiences but also supports faster recovery and operational efficiency, demonstrating the value of adaptive, patient-centered architecture in modern healthcare.