ROOTS REHABILITION CENTERROOTS REHABILITION CENTER

ROOTS REHABILITION CENTER

Mustafa Karayel
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The project is an inclusive educational complex designed in Abuja, Nigeria. It brings together education, rehabilitation, social interaction, sports, and sustainable production within one architectural system. The main aim of the project is to create a safe, accessible, and supportive school environment that responds to the academic, physical, emotional, and social needs of students.

The design includes classrooms, rehabilitation units, an atrium, library, laboratories, dining area, sports fields, greenhouse, and hydroponic agriculture unit. The central atrium works as the social heart of the school, connecting different functions and bringing natural light into the building.

The greenhouse and hydroponic agriculture unit support experiential learning by allowing students to observe plant growth and understand sustainable production methods. Overall, the project proposes a contemporary school model where students can learn, heal, socialize, and grow together.

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