Neuro-rehabilitation Center Brønderslev
Translated title
Neurorehabiliteringscenter Brønderslev
Authors
Sørensen, Pernille Søgaard ; Nielsen, Kristina Lisbeth
Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2015
Submitted on
2015-06-25
Pages
133
Abstract
Denne kandidatafhandling fra Aalborg Universitet (Architecture, Design and Media Technology) udvikler et forslag til et nyt neurorehabiliteringscenter (rehabilitering for mennesker med sygdomme eller skader i nervesystemet) i Brønderslev. Projektet tager afsæt i en igangværende regional debat: Region Nordjylland har besluttet at samle al neurorehabilitering ét sted, men placeringen er endnu ikke afgjort. Dette forslag placerer centret i Brønderslev. Målet er en bygning med lige tilgængelighed for alle, så patienter kan opleve større selvstændighed. Designet er organiseret i to hovedzoner: et sted for perspektiv og et sted for eftertanke. Tilsammen giver de plads til, at patienter kan reflektere over deres situation og finde ro og fokus i den daglige træning. Konceptet bygger på principperne i Healing Architecture—arkitektur, der understøtter sundhed og trivsel—og behandler bæredygtighed og tilgængelighed som nøglefaktorer for bygningens form. Bygningen orienteres mod solen og de grønne omgivelser.
This master's thesis from Aalborg University (Architecture, Design and Media Technology) explores the design of a new neuro-rehabilitation center (rehabilitation for people with illnesses or injuries affecting the nervous system) in Brønderslev. The project responds to an ongoing regional debate: Region Nordjylland has decided to gather all neuro-rehabilitation at a single site, but the location is still undecided. This proposal places the center in Brønderslev. The aim is a building with equal accessibility for everyone, so patients can experience greater independence. The design is organized into two main zones: a place for perspective and a place for contemplation. Together, they give patients room to reflect on their situation and to find calm focus during daily training. The concept draws on principles of Healing Architecture—design that supports health and well-being—and treats sustainability and accessibility as key drivers of the building’s form. The building is oriented toward the sun and the surrounding green landscape.
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