Take a virtual tour of our medical laboratory fit-out in London

Take the interactive tour of our client’s new medical facility. You can tour the new space above on your laptop using your cursor, on your mobile device or you can take an immersive tour with a Virtual Reality headset.

Via this interactive tour, you can navigate the newly designed and built space for our client, Medical Laboratories. Within the self-lead virtual tour, you interact with other media, so look out for videos and audio files that are throughout the walk-through.

Brief background of the project:

The Dale Team delivered a complete turnkey solution; building a space that delivered on all of Medical Laboratories’ goals of offering a complete 360º solution for their clients. Medical Laboratories wanted a space that balanced three key objectives; greet patients and clients, deliver medical testing, whilst delivering an experience for staff. We believe we achieved all of these goals with this facility.

Take the virtual tour and let us know what you think via our social channels.

Would you like to learn more about the Medical Laboratories project?

You can learn more about the project via our case study of the project.

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