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PEDRERA AZAHAR LIVING
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STATUS
Concept
SIZE
25,000 sqft - 100,000 sqft
The proposal seeks to create an open and transparent day centre that invites residents and family members to enter into a space of coexistence. A space that is easy to use, easy to maintain and easy to walk through, both indoors and outdoors.
The complex has controlled access and socialising spaces. It has two distinct entrances: one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, accompanied by a designated bicycle parking area and a weather-protected waiting area. Inside, a central plaza forms the heart of the complex, providing a space where residents can gather, interact and socialise. The design of the Day Centre seeks to promote the well-being and quality of life of the users through an architecture that favours natural light, ventilation and contact with nature. The Retirement Home has a centralised access that facilitates the distribution. At the entrance, on the ground floor, there is a waiting room for family members, the reception, toilets and the lifts leading to the other floors. The work spaces, such as the archive room and offices, are located more discreetly. Due to the slope of the terrain, the southern part of the building resembles a basement, where all service and technical areas are located, such as the open kitchen connected to all floors, the car park, the utility rooms and the laundry. The interior design is based on a ‘continuous ribbon’ that optimises circulation and organises functions.
The complex has controlled access and socialising spaces. It has two distinct entrances: one for vehicles and one for pedestrians, accompanied by a designated bicycle parking area and a weather-protected waiting area. Inside, a central plaza forms the heart of the complex, providing a space where residents can gather, interact and socialise. The design of the Day Centre seeks to promote the well-being and quality of life of the users through an architecture that favours natural light, ventilation and contact with nature. The Retirement Home has a centralised access that facilitates the distribution. At the entrance, on the ground floor, there is a waiting room for family members, the reception, toilets and the lifts leading to the other floors. The work spaces, such as the archive room and offices, are located more discreetly. Due to the slope of the terrain, the southern part of the building resembles a basement, where all service and technical areas are located, such as the open kitchen connected to all floors, the car park, the utility rooms and the laundry. The interior design is based on a ‘continuous ribbon’ that optimises circulation and organises functions.
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