"Lorem Ipsum" Hospice Isometric
Isometric Drawing
"Lorem Ipsum" Hospice is mainly divided into three different areas; staff areas, public spaces, and residential areas. The public spaces are distributed among the three floors, allowing residents and visitors to have different kinds of experiences and activities as they travel in pathways interweaving like strings.
We distributed the residential areas into four clusters of rooms. Each cluster is centralized around a thematic garden, with terraces at the front and back part shared between two to three rooms. The terraces accommodate different kinds of spaces to be used together between the residents, such as reading space, leisure space with hammock, shared kitchen, and others. The communal area provides enough space for visitors and residents to interact in a welcoming and homey atmosphere.
We also use green pocket spaces to act as a boundary between the terraces to ensure enough sense of privacy, as well as bringing the children to have close interaction with nature through their daily routine.
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