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Health & Wellbeing
Health & Wellbeing A bespoke design response tailored to your organisation
Supported by our team of specialists, including Interior Designers and Landscape Architects, our expertise in the sector is continually evolving in response to the changing nature of health and wellbeing.
Human centred environments
By seeking to thoroughly understand human needs through observation, shared experience and empathy, we create solutions that not only “fit” but also nurture wellbeing.
Functional and efficient spaces
We recognise the relationship between people’s activities, the chronology of these actions and the optimum area required to ensure that spaces are functional and efficient.
Environments connected to nature
A deep understanding and detailed analysis of the site underpins our design response. We use biophilic design strategies to improve wellbeing by connecting people to nature.
Buildings that make us better
More than mitigating the negative impacts of artificial conditions, we strive to create built environments that enhance lives and contribute positively to health and wellbeing.
Places that inspire
Beyond enhancing people’s lives, we seek to create inspiring places to support healthy, active living that satisfy socially, emotionally and mentally as well as meeting physical needs of the communities we serve.
Architecture begins where engineering ends.
Walter Gropius
Gerringong Medical Practice
This contemporary medical centre was designed to support a growing multi-disciplinary practice while enhancing community accessibility. To improve project feasibility, the development incorporates residential apartments on the upper level, creating a sustainable mixed-use model that strengthens both the practice and the neighbourhood.
Edmiston Jones collaborated closely with a group of regional doctors, providing interdisciplinary expertise to guide the expansion and upgrade of their services. By integrating clinical workflow planning, operational insight, and architectural design, the project ensures efficient, flexible spaces that support both routine consultations and multidisciplinary care.
Thoughtful use of daylight, materiality, and spatial organisation connects the building to its coastal context, creating a professional yet welcoming environment. Public areas and patient pathways are designed for comfort and clarity, while clinical zones are optimised for functionality. The result is a future-ready facility that elevates patient experience, strengthens the doctors’ practice, and demonstrates how thoughtful, mixed-use design can enhance both community and business outcomes.
