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14 projects

Zara

Rethinking 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.

Alicja

Evergreen - Elderly day centre

The 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.

Patryk

Sensitivity to Needs

Eldery home in Portugal, Leiria, Barreira

ZHANG

"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.

Anna and 3 others

MILLEFIORI

In the modern world, there is an acute problem of resettlement of elderly citizens. Large cities are often aggressive towards the older generation: high pace of life, housing prices, air pollution, loneliness. Millefiori is the solution to these problems.

Hang and YI

Co-Life

‘Healing garden’, public square, market street and intergenerational workshops could bring older people into the urban mix and reduce the level of social isolation. The applications of sustainable principles aim to reduce the building’s ecological footprint and deliver a self-sufficient (zero carbon) community.

Dominika

Circular Living Morocco

Circular Living Morocco is a complex that was built in the city center. Its main goal is to connect society, to include older people in the daily life of the city. We have designed paths that will be used by city residents every day and intersect the building and also private outdoor spaces where only the inhabitants of this complex can go.

Joshua

Ville Nouvelle Temara

A city within the city for the elderly population. Combining indoor and outdoor rooms, modern with traditional elements an private, semi-private and communal spaces.

Nicodesign

Elderly house

This a building that is desiged to make life of elderly people better. It is a building that provides many different facilities to create a better enviroment for them to live there. The main goal of this design is a life with high quality for the third age people.

Fu and 2 others

The street of life—co-living for elderly

“The street is the container of city life and the free space with practical significance.” In this design, we tend to create a community centered on the elderly. We extract some urban space elements (such as shops, squares, terraces, etc.) from the city Temara where the

Ирина

Co-living for elderly people

The problem of housing of elderly people is very important. We suggest to make a system with a several levels of communication: 1)The first level - 1 residential block with its own courtyard. 2) The second level - 4 residential blocks with their courtyard. 3)The third level - communication in a large central courtyard

Nepeta

Elderly Space - Eye of the Memory

Through the investigation and analysis of the nursing home in Munich and the 65-year old retiree, we find that the nursing home is becoming more and more perfect and can provide professional nursing care and medical services for the unhealthy elderly who cannot take care of themselves therefore, this design is aimed at the main population is elf care elderly