residence and day center for people cerebral palsy
valence AVAPACE
September 2009
first prize contest of ideas first prize
fevec-avea 2009
selected PREMIS FAD 2010
P roject a center specializing in treating people with cerebral palsy has forced to think of spaces to accommodate certain activities to improve the quality of life for its users. To do this, it has intensified the role of architectural space and its intrinsic ability and 'natural' to get in touch with people through the scale, the visual, travel, incorporating parallel light and vegetation, transparencies and reflections.
urban
The proposal responds to the dual need to give more privacy to the user and their activities and give the city time and a passer-friendly embodiment of a functional program with this specificity. In this sense, the nature of the immediate environment, the cover is a fifth facade.
The building has four activities: Private (organized into three "houses"), the Day Center Adult Day Center Early Intervention (all on ground floor) and the Headquarters of the Association (first floor), which occupy the entire site, leaving little interior gardens to articulate. A main courtyard and curvy stretch separates and unites the two main parts of the program, Residence and Day Centre patios Other peripherals, at the residence, quilting their relationship with the city.
has tried to construct a building equipped with a cheerful and optimistic spaces without walkways and barrier-free, able to lead meetings and meeting places that may be used freely without interfering with the routes and normal circulation.
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photos: Roberto Feijoo
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