What if medicine wasn’t just about treating illness, but preventing it before it even begins? In this HumanWare Project episode, we step inside Zoī, a groundbreaking health centre in Paris that blends predictive medicine, architecture, and human-centred design to reimagine the future of care.
Hidden behind an unmarked door near Place Vendôme, Zoī is a 20,000-square-foot sanctuary created to calm the senses and restore balance. With softly lit corridors, volcanic stone pools, and oval examination suites where technology disappears from sight, the space feels more like a retreat than a clinic.
But behind this serene architecture lies advanced science - predictive algorithms, behavioural tools, and personalised health pathways designed to help people live longer, healthier lives.
Join us as we explore how architecture, science, and experience come together to redefine health and longevity in the 21st century.
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