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Marge Arkitekter-The Gardens Care Home
노인을 위한 집은 있다. 두번째 집입니다. 늙어가는 것은 고립되고 외로워 진다는 것을 의미합니다. 그런 의미에서 이번 가든 케어 홈은 충분한 채광을 확보하는 소셜공간을 중심으로 함께 살 수 있는 거주공간을 제안합니다. 풍부한 자연환경과 사회적 상호작용을 통해서 천천히 늙어갈 수 있는 매력적인 장소를 구현합니다.
*브뤼셀 노인 데이케어 센터 [ DMVA ] SERVICE CENTRE FOR THE ELDERLY ‘DE MUZE’
브뤼셀에 위치한 노인복지 시설. 시외곽 공원부지에 위치한 노인복지시설은 가운데 중정을 기점으로 두개의 거점공간으로 이루어진다. 편안한 거주공간 및 서비스동선 확보를 위해 클러스터
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The design for “Gardens” has its background in contemporary research that indicates elderly people’s well being in care centers is strongly correlated with attractive green outdoor environments and social interaction. Therefore, important parameters in our spatial design were to arrange comfortable homes for the elderly with easy access to their own gardens, outdoor spaces, and shared facilities.
The two story building proposal made it possible for them to enter gardens directly on the ground level of atrium courtyards or through the generous roof terraces on the second floor. From inside the elderly have visual contact with the courtyard gardens through large window sections. This increases the sense of security and encourages their willingness to explore the outdoor environment and interact with others. Around corridors and individual room units, we created visitor centers, common facilities, and shared spaces to strengthen the sense of belonging and participation - a fundamental feeling of not being alone.
We mean that this way of organizing interior spaces for the elderly is essential for dynamic social interaction between residents, staff, relatives, and others. The facades facing the atrium courtyards have robust and durable wood paneling which is low maintenance and has a low environmental impact. This together with different landscape arrangements of trees, water, and plants in the courtyards creates an intimate and gentle atmosphere with engaging qualities.
The exterior of the building faces large scale local industrial buildings, forests, and agricultural landscapes and is covered with fiber cement patterns. The pattern has different colors and shades corresponding with the bright tones of the surrounding green fields. The facade's expression resembles a textile cross stitch embroidered border that runs around the building.