试读已结束，请付费阅读全文。
本文只能试读49%,付费后可阅读全文。
|
Molecure Pharmacy in Taiwan's Taichung district offers customers a new vision of what a pharmacy should be by subverting any preconceived notions. Designed by Nic Lee, Richard Kup and Kate Change of Waterfrom Design, it opened in May 2017 in a 120 square meter space that is light and airy, a reminder that nature is the original source for the synthesis of healing drugs. The owner is a third generation pharmacist who wanted to breathe new life into his family's profession. The original design inspiration is the pharmacy's name itself:"Molecure" is an amalgam of the words "molecular" and "cure," both of which play a part in the design; the first, as the inspiration of the general aesthetic - the spiraling, the spaciousness - and the second, as the desired result of a customer's visit. 
Upon entering, one notices the central, copper staircase that rises up in the middle of the room like a spiral; a direct reference to the double-spiral structure of a DNA strand. Countless triangular, laser-cut holes feature in the sides of the stairs, casting shapes throughout the space as they play off the plentiful light. Below and in front of the spiral stair is another showstopper - the long, wooden laboratory table. Melding modern tech with nature, it features both an iPad-embedded consulting service system for the pharmacists to use with their cu |
