The larger L-shaped building houses the primary public functions. Upon entry, visitors move through a lobby that directs circulation clearly toward shared accessible restrooms and into either the clinic or pharmacy. The clinic includes a reception area, nurses’ station, staff room, consultation room, and three exam rooms arranged for operational efficiency. The pharmacy balances a welcoming reception and waiting space with a compact, secure back-of-house dispensing area.

The secondary rectangular building supports both businesses equally, divided into mirrored storage and office zones. This separation allows the main building to prioritize patient experience while administrative logistical functions remain efficient but unobtrusive.

Produced in AutoCAD, the construction document set demonstrates accessibility planning, careful attention to healthcare workflow, and the integration of architectural and interior systems within an inflexible structural framework.