Central Maine Sleep Center

Lewiston, Maine    

Since patients arrive in the late evening, PDT retained an existing entrance with nearby parking and used that as a point of departure for the floor plan.

The Sleep Lab's eight sleep rooms and large control room flank a central corridor. Support spaces include a kitchen, offices, a file room, a conference room, and laundry, storage, and utility rooms.

Hotel-like accents create a warm, quiet, and comfortable environment. Each room entry is punctuated by natural wood paneling and a sconce fixture. The earthy color scheme includes a palette of greens, browns, and tans. Decorative lighting in each of the rooms is hand-forged with a bronze finish.

Acoustical separation between individual rooms and the floor above were a very high priority. PDT brought in an acoustical consultant to design detailing that would assure the highest level of sound isolation, including full height walls, a double ceiling system, and gasketed doors.

Ann Fontaine-Fisher