Social Design
Design approaches that address social issues and improve community wellbeing through spatial and architectural interventions.
Social design applies design thinking to create solutions for communities and social challenges. It encompasses architecture, urban planning, and spatial design that prioritize human needs and collective benefit over purely aesthetic or commercial concerns.
The community explores rehabilitation centers and social architecture, educational spaces for community development, urban interventions that foster public engagement, and design processes that center social impact. Projects range from street children rehabilitation facilities to neighborhood activation strategies and models for inclusive community spaces.
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Street Children Rehabilitation Center: A Brick Campus That Eases Children From Street to Safety
A low-rise courtyard campus where learning streets, uthans and shaded verandahs stage a gradual passage from street into protective, family-scale life.
The School of Social Development by studio berardi miglio
A community-centered school in rural Nepal, combining education, volunteer housing, and social spaces through simple, sustainable design by studio berardi miglio.
Summarry of Design Implementation
The research inquiry delved into the prospect of how a community sensitive design approach can result in reducing social exclusion.
Design Process
This project proposes a community-sensitive design that can be adaptable to their future growth and help reduce social exclusion. It explores the impact housing can have in reducing social exclusion.
