10Rethinking Eldercare Spaces : Towards an Architecture of Inclusion, Purpose and Dignity.The project focuses on a framework four principles to help guide, design and rethink eldercare institutions, merely places for the abandoned, to be reimagined as places of dignified living with purpose and inclusion, recognizing elders as active and valued members of our society.
2Evergreen - Elderly day centreThe project proposes an Elderly Day Centre in Kraków that promotes healthy ageing, inclusion, and community interaction. Connected public spaces, landscaped gardens, a woonerf street, and accessible architecture create a welcoming hub with spaces for rest, learning, activities, and events, strengthening links within the Wesoła district.
0Wild Atlantic Wellness CentreThe Wild Atlantic Wellness Centre is designed as a calming, human-centred environment that supports mental wellbeing through spatial experience, materiality, and connection to nature. The design brings together café, library, and therapy spaces to encourage movement, choice, social interaction, and quiet reflection.
0RobofurnaRobofurna is a smart, human-centered furniture system designed to support elderly users with memory challenges. It integrates voice interaction and reminders to enhance independence, reduce confusion, and improve daily living through intuitive and supportive design.
3WinnerGood Evening LifeGood Evening Life is a place for elderly where they can spend their life in a meaningful way
1Exploring The Seamless NeuroscapeThe project addresses the challenges faced by children with neurodevelopmental disorders in Bangladesh, where disability is often stigmatized. Its primary objective is to create an inclusive and supportive environment that integrates vocational training, education, therapy, and accommodations, while combining architecture with behavioral science.
0"Enjoy the twilight years" Combined with UI design and digital technology, the chain future pension space design can realize cross-space synchronization of children's parents' physical conditions, and set up migratory bird pension, so that the elderly can choose different cities in different seasons The design solves the problem of pension in today's society.
3WinnerFlowerWe wanted to design a project where a hospice feels, as much as possible like home, in intimate relationship with nature. Architecture should aim to ensure the best quality of life to the patients, sta and family members who are going to spend their time there. This should include, not only the medical treatment, but also the most enjoyable aspects of life
1ELDERLIVINGThrough this project we tried to enhance connection between elderly and nature through both gardening program and biophilic architecture. With a free-barrier design and co-housing, we wanted to break their loneliness.
1Editor's ChoiceA Multi-layered Living Compound for the ElderlyI use the original height difference of the terrain to arrange the platforms and public spaces at different heights to achieve a soft separation of space, thus completing the classification of privacy.
1HAIKI VILLAGEThe Covid-19 pandemic has worsened the mental health and wellness of seniors residing in the Beach road estate. The proposal aims to design an urban kampong that encourages social interaction to allow the elderly residents to be comfortable in their own neighbourhood so as to help them adjust to the new norm.
