The images present the transformation of an office building into a dental clinic. In general, this transformation reflects a shift from an administrative setup to a medical setting, with offices being repurposed to serve as treatment rooms, although the overall structure and arrangement of rooms remained largely unchanged.

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The office building initially consisted of a reception, a kitchen, three individual offices, an open-plan office, a toilet, and a storage area. The only area retained without modification in the new layout is the reception in the top-left corner near the entrance on the west side.

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In a dental clinic, however, the most significant difference is the removal of the open plan office for the introduction of a new Treatment room 2, occupying a comparatively larger part of the top-right side. Along with it, the kitchen and Office 1 near the reception are now designated as a Treatment room 1, whereas Offices 2 and 3, situated in the central and south-east areas, are converted into Treatment rooms 3 and 4, respectively.

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Additional redevelopments were related to the basic facilities of the building. Since a sterilisation room adjacent to Treatment room 3 at the end of the corridor replaced the previous toilet, the toilet has consequently been relocated to the southwest part, just north of the storage, which was reduced in size to accommodate the change.

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