89 King St East — Toronto

it doesn’t look
like a clinic.

Because it isn’t one. It's a brand building the future of injectables and needed a space to match. You’ve never seen a space like this. You’ve never had an experience like this.

“more akin to a Berlin nightclub than a medical clinic.”

Hospitality Design
№ 01 Why it’s different

most clinics
stopped trying.

Walk into most injectable clinics and it’s still 1997. Beige walls, a laminate desk, a stock photo of a woman touching her cheek. No detail, no intention, no experience.

We refused to be that. Every surface here was decided on — the crimson acrylic, the neon, the steel, the light you get seen in. If the standard is elevated, everything has to be.

№ 02 Inside — 89 King St East
Reception — brushed steel & neon
Reception — brushed steel & neon
The Face Wall — Maintained, not changed
The Face Wall — Maintained, not changed
Steel cabinetry
Steel cabinetry
Vertical neon
Vertical neon
Floating partitions
Floating partitions
The consult desk
The consult desk
Treatment suite — round mirror
Treatment suite — round mirror

turning heads. making headlines.

Covered as architecture
not as a beauty clinic

Cover & feature · Issue 4.2026
DETAIL ∂
Konzept: Gesundheitsbauten
Interiors Special

toronto sees red.

The German architecture journal’s healthcare-buildings issue gave the clinic its Interiors Special: a 75 m² practice that replaces closed treatment rooms with open spatial capsules. “Visibility instead of discretion.”

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Cover
AZURE

2025 AZ Award and People’s Choice winner.

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Cover
AIT

Stuttgart — November Health & Spa cover.

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Feature
NUVO

Issue 107 — “red-hot reinvention of the injectables clinic.”

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Feature
Hospitality
Design

“Studio Author crafts a bold injectables clinic in Toronto.”

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Feature
A+E

Morocco — “un manifeste spatial pour une esthétique assumée.”

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Feature
Elevate

Megan on lips — hydrated, not inflated.

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Expert comment
ELLE Canada

Megan on the undetectable-work shift.

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Expert comment
The Kit

Megan on subtle lips and hydration over volume.

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Interview
CanvasRebel

Megan on building POUTx and why the methods exist.

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Project feature
Archello

Project published in full.

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Project feature
Archilovers

Project published in full.

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Feature
urdesign

“Pink Pressure: Studio Author’s POUTx clinic redefines cosmetic design in Toronto.”

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Feature
Archipanic

Design feature on the clinic.

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Colour & trend
ColourHive

London colour-forecasting studio — “a true re-imagining of the injectables experience.”

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Feature
Acumen

Architecture feature on the clinic.

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Medical architecture
ArchiSCENE

Filed under medical architecture.

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Feature
Visual
Atelier 8

Feature on the clinic’s use of colour.

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Feature
India Art
n Design

“From Functional to Experiential: Rethinking Clinical Interiors.”

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Trend report
TrendHunter

Cosmetic-clinic design trend report.

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we don’t just work here. we set the standard here.
The ArchiTECHs™ · 89 King St East
89 King St East · Toronto

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