Design Guide Creation for Practice Groups

What is a Design Guide?

A Design Guide is essentially a handbook for your practice. It brings together your preferences, standards and ideas in one place, making it easier to keep future projects consistent.

Why do we need a Design Guide?

A Design Guide helps ensure that every project feels like your organisation.

With many veterinary groups placing greater emphasis on maintaining their own identity and client experience following the CMA review of the sector, a Design Guide can help ensure consistency across all sites while reducing repeated decision-making and saving time on future projects.

What goes into a Design Guide?

There is really no limit to what can be included within a Design Guide. Some organisations prefer a light-touch document covering key principles and preferences, whilst others develop detailed standards covering everything from room layouts and equipment requirements to mechanical and electrical services.

Where do we begin?

A conversation with our team is often all it takes to get the ball rolling, and from there we can help shape your ideas into a practical Design Guide that can grow and evolve alongside your business. Simply get in touch using our enquiry form below and we’ll be happy to discuss your ideas, with no obligation or commitment.

No two Design Guides are ever the same. Every veterinary group has its own culture, priorities and way of working, and we believe their facilities should reflect that. Whilst we can draw on our wider experience across the sector, we take client confidentiality very seriously and would never copy information, ideas or standards from one organisation to another. Your guide will be developed specifically for you!