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Archive for the ‘House for disabled’ CategoryPalazzo Orlandi in Tuscany, Italy by b-arch architectureTuesday, November 6th, 2012Article source: b-arch When we think of Italy many images are called back to our minds; generally speaking it’s about idyllic places, deeply viewed in a historical perspective, city palaces or country farmsteads that are vanishing under the spreading standardization of the “pre-packaged” house imposed by the building market.  Image Courtesy b-arch
GZS – Pflegewohnhaus Simmering in Vienna, Austria by Josef Weichenberger architects + PartnerWednesday, October 3rd, 2012Article source: Josef Weichenberger architects + Partner In the heart of Vienna’s 11th district, on a lot densely vegetated by an old tree population, a new game-changing geriatrics center was to be realized. Central idea: High-quality dwelling for care-dependent senior citizens in the comforting atmosphere of a green oasis – rather then the common, sterile, hospital-style atmosphere of geriatrics centers as they used to be.  Image Courtesy Josef Weichenberger architects + Partner
Vetlanda Group-Home in Vetlanda, Sweden by Kjellgren Kaminsky ArchitectureTuesday, May 15th, 2012Article source: Kjellgren Kaminsky Architecture KKA has designed a new group-home for six young disabled persons situated in the rural town of Vetlanda. The dwellers expressed a strong wish for the building not to have the appearance of a large complex but rather to relate to the scale of surrounding villas and farmhouses. Therefore we designed each dwelling with its own pitched roof. The houses are gathered around a common dining room. Much effort was put in to design the homes to suit the users´ specific needs of universal design.  Image Courtesy KKA
Conservatory House in Varna, Bulgaria by Ignatov ArchitectsSunday, March 11th, 2012Article source: Ignatov Architects The Conservatory House is a place for relaxation through enjoyment of natural serenity and arts. The brief called for a custom, green, accessible for the disabled residence with large flower conservatory suitable for hosting music performances. Inspired by local trees the new structure fills a void from an old sand quarry pit, reinforces the terrain around it and branches out to accommodate the program. Conservatory music room is placed on top of the residence for catching maximum sunlight and views, becoming its most prominent feature.  Image Courtesy Borislav Ignatov
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