28WinnerHoneybee HospiceChildren in the hospice have clear needs for social and group belonging, nature, and personal values, which are actually very similar to the behavioral patterns of bees. Therefore, this hospice care center uses the little bee as a cartoon image, hoping to encourage move-in children to spend their short and splendid time like lively little bees.
33People's Choice Award"Lorem ipsum" HOSPICEOur hospice invites its residents to write their own story, to leave behind a living memory. Centralized around thematic gardens, each propagates specific cluster of activities - encouraging creation of memories.
54Editor's ChoiceOASISA refuge amidst the storm. A pause from the terrors of life. Oasis is that sanctuary in the desert where the soul is replenished. This proposal aims at celebrating life while acknowledging the inevitable. An ode to the celebration of Life no matter how little it may be.
4Editor's ChoiceIKIGAIHospice design where the main objective is not to create a simply functional project, but to go beyond the material and create spaces that serve the purpose of healing a kid facing death: making a child overcome this hardship in a community of similar individuals and loved ones, never alone.
63Editor's ChoiceHome-spiceIn our hospice design we try to create a temporary home, it is in truth a home, that one is able to find company from both man and nature. Our design is a place of final goodbye for the families, and of final destination for children patients. Even though the ending is inevitable and not a desire, one still can also embrace the beauty of life.
49Editor's ChoiceUnleashed Sacramento Hospice“ Together to unleash the short life in our community ” The purpose from that design of the project is to create outstanding environment for the children to help them getting hope, which will help getting superior health and facilitate a place for them and their relatives to spend their last time together in a dignifying and comfortable manner.
58Editor's ChoiceAlive HospiceChildren needs to feel belonging by being safe and loved. we used simple shapes like home as The child realize simple shapes, not complex ones. The interaction with nature gives good feeling. Playful Space Arrangement Stimulating Kids to Explore With a view to inspiring children's imagination and creativity. all these make them feel alive again
3Humble AbodeThrough this design we tried to connect indoor and outdoor spaces to heal the patients with nature.
1The MultiverseA Hospice tends to become a get-away space for many families that are dealing with long-term illnesses. The project attempts to create an alternate reality where the children get to experience rich and varied actualities.
40LA VIE HOSPICEThis project is focusing on surrounding kids with an enriching experience of joy and play time, giving them the chance to explore and socialize, living life as they would normally live, through creating open terraces for multiple rooms, enhancing their social life through green, wide play areas and intriguing landscapes to explore.
1The Dream BlockThe Dream Block is a hospice inspired by the children's building blocks game. It aims at providing a place where they will be able to dream again and allows them to live in a supportive and comforting environment while being nurtured by Nature.
0HOSPICE DESIGNThis design concepts focuses on how a child with a terminally ill disease is in a constant need of LOVE, GUIDANCE, COMFORT, FRIENDS, COURAGE, HAPPINESS and RELIEF and how the mother’s one single hug can reduce all the pain and discomfort that the child is going through.
42Inside out & outside ina non-institutional design, where the kids will feel like at home, while connecting the indoor and outdoor spaces together to enhance the quality of life for those kids .
2A spirited HomeCreating a good happy place for the kids to bond and experience life like any other child in their age was the heading from the start. We tried out different ways to approach the open space and the idea of the ramp emerged out as the winner as it provided us a safe space that can allow children to be free.
1RESPITESThe proposed development is a Children Hospice Centre, where the design of the centre focuses on the aesthetics and ambience so as to create positive environments. The design has utilized the use of terraces (Children Play areas), Roof Gardens, courtyard and bright colours to relieve the stress and depression levels of the children in the centre. Use of nu
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