Chicago Boyz Waiting Room Series: 20
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‘Be an opener of doors for such as come after thee, and do not try to make the universe a blind alley.’
-Ralph Waldo Emerson
This just may be the dullest most boring waiting room I have ever seen! Is this a dental office?
If the chairs were white, this would be a serious work of art.
We work with the waiting rooms we have.
I think this series is wonderful.
These seem to be showing up with increasing frequency. I do hope the problem is resolved soon.
Aha, non-compliance w/ADA!
-the door+frame should have been planned and installed ~6″to the left from it’s current location (on the pull side there must be 1′-6″ clearance at the right of lockset)
-instead of a knob there must be a lever-type handle, min 4″wide
sorry, prof.deformation…
I think this series sucks! Boooorrriinnnggg!
Bleak!
Historically waiting rooms are not a joyful experience, but with a smart phone in hand it can be much more bearable.
My waiting room was furnished with antique reproductions and had newspapers with wood batten backing.
That was long ago when medicine was personal.
A GP I knew in San Juan Capistrano had a working fireplace in his office.
My cousin is an oral surgeon, and his office is big fin de siecle Victorian house. The living room, complete with a fireplace, serves as the waiting room. He took the practice over from his father, who originally started it in the 60s, so I think it is a unique setup nowadays.
When we were kids we used to help mow the lawn, rake leaves, landscape, paint. Any and all odd jobs. In fact, I may call him up to clean the gutters just for old time’s sake.