In the health sector, medical offices and hospital centers in Mexico and worldwide are experiencing various reconfigurations of spaces, according to JLL.

These changes are prioritizing the well-being of patients, generating "home" environments, with more pleasant, less rigid and cold spaces.

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“Architecture and construction offices, as well as suppliers of various specialties, are changing some of their designs and technical specifications, using cutting-edge materials, with more flexible designs in furniture and installations, all in order to respond to the new needs of the health sector”, mentions Arturo Bañuelos, Executive Director of Projects and Developments of JLL Mexico.

We are going through a moment of transformation in the history of humanity, where today, more than ever, the center of any trend is in people.

Additionally, the advancement of technology and the digital age in hospital spaces generate advantages such as the replacement of large equipment in operating rooms, with more compact and digital ones. For its part, the furniture trend is leaning towards the use of biodegradable and recycled materials, with flexible adaptations that generate a friendlier environment.

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According to a statement from JLL, the company undertakes projects that have characteristics that seek to promote the health sector, through the use of various technological tools, but also that they are friendlier medical spaces, shortening the distance between doctor and patient.

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