Lease feasibility
Test the room program, visible site conditions and major project constraints before the commitment becomes difficult to change.
Medical clinic design & construction · Toronto + GTA
Fordocon coordinates space evaluation, clinical planning, permits, building systems and construction for new clinics, renovations and expansions.
Designed around the operation
Reception, waiting, consultation, treatment, staff and support spaces need a clear relationship. Patient movement, practitioner workflow, accessibility and privacy all influence the plan before an interior language is developed.
Our architect-led process connects those operational decisions to consultant coordination, approvals, budget and construction. Architectural services are provided by Jahan Mehr Architects Inc., OAA, where required.
Project priorities
Test the room program, visible site conditions and major project constraints before the commitment becomes difficult to change.
Organize patient, practitioner and staff movement around the services the clinic will actually provide.
Develop architecture, equipment, millwork and building systems as one coordinated set of decisions.
Keep approvals, pricing, procurement and site work connected to the intended design and operating priorities.
Integrated scope
Scope is tailored to the project, with design, approvals and construction planned together.
Before the lease is signed
A promising address is not enough. The intended rooms must fit, the building systems must support the use, and the landlord and tenant responsibilities must be understood.
Fordocon can begin with a focused pre-lease review that connects preliminary planning, visible site conditions, approval questions and early construction implications before detailed design begins.
Read the pre-lease guide
Completed medical clinic · Markham
This 2,100-square-foot clinic was completed in 2024 through a full design-build service, with architectural services provided by Jahan Mehr Architects Inc., OAA.
Frequently asked questions
Ideally, while a location is still being evaluated. Early involvement makes it possible to test the room program, review visible base-building conditions and identify important approval, budget or construction questions while the project remains flexible.
Yes. A focused lease-fit and feasibility review can consider the proposed program, preliminary layout potential, landlord information, visible site conditions, anticipated approvals and major building-system considerations. The exact scope depends on the property and information available.
Yes. The appropriate approach depends on the existing space, intended clinical services, building conditions, landlord requirements and whether work must be phased around an operating clinic.
They are developed as connected design requirements. Room relationships, circulation, doors, partitions, equipment, mechanical systems and electrical services can all affect the final planning and must be coordinated for the particular clinic.
At the feasibility stage. Early alignment helps separate essential requirements from optional scope and identifies decisions that can affect approvals, procurement, construction and the intended opening sequence.
Begin with clarity
Share the proposed location, intended services, room program, investment range and desired timing. We will help identify the right first engagement.
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