I’m ready to give my new dental clinic a cohesive, modern look and need an architect-designer who can take the space from blank canvas to fully specified layout. The scope covers every public-facing and staff-only zone—the reception area that greets patients, the treatment rooms where clinical workflow is critical, and a comfortable staff lounge for breaks. My priorities are: • A clean, contemporary aesthetic that feels reassuring rather than clinical. • Smart space planning that supports smooth patient flow, privacy, and infection-control standards. • Thoughtful integration of dental equipment, plumbing, and lighting so nothing feels like an after-thought. Deliverables I expect: 1. Concept mood board with palettes, finishes, and furniture references. 2. Scaled floor plans and reflected ceiling plans in AutoCAD (or similar). 3. 3D visuals or SketchUp/ Revit renders that let me walk through the rooms before we build. 4. A concise material and fixture schedule, including reception desk design, operatory cabinetry, seating, and lounge amenities. 5. A revision round after I review the first full set. If you have prior healthcare or dental projects in your portfolio, that’s a huge plus—show me ergonomic operatories, patient-centric lobbies, or any built work that proves you understand this niche. I’m eager to move quickly once I see a compelling concept, so please outline your estimated timeline from concept to final documentation when you reply.