In the design of this pharmacy, a space for health emerged from order and form; a pharmacy that, through the use of geometric patterns inspired by Islamic art, has achieved a distinct and memorable visual identity.

The color palette is based on white and black, enriched with subtle touches of beige that add balance and gentle warmth to the environment. This combination not only conveys a sense of cleanliness and clarity but also brings an aura of dignity and seriousness that aligns with the functional role of a pharmacy.

At the main counter, the incorporation of Islamic geometric motifs creates a striking and identity-defining focal point. It is where visitors’ eyes naturally gravitate, offering an atmosphere that feels markedly different from conventional pharmacies. These elements are not merely decorative; they establish a bridge between tradition and modernity.

The shelving is designed with a blend of white and black stone textures, conveying solidity, order, and transparency. This choice of material, combined with precise geometric lines, ensures that the display of pharmaceutical products is both clear and cohesive.

Meanwhile, some of the forms integrated into the wall surfaces were inspired by the logo of the adjacent medical building—an intelligent gesture that ties the pharmacy’s visual identity back to its larger context, reinforcing a sense of unity in the minds of visitors.

Ultimately, this pharmacy is more than a place to fill prescriptions; it is a space where order, health, and cultural identity are embedded in the very fabric of its architecture. Through the interplay of geometry, color, and material, it delivers a unique and lasting experience for visitors, demonstrating how design can elevate even the simplest of functions into something meaningful.

Style: Modern – Inspired by Iranian Architecture
Designer: Parisa Rajabpour
Area: 50 m²