The International Children's Cancer Research Centre in Ghana, designed by Adjaye Associates, harmonizes with its environment in Kyebi, set amidst dense forests. The center emphasizes prevention of illness through design reflective of the Akan worldview, focusing on harmony between personal, communal, and environmental factors. Its expansive 225,000-square-meter campus integrates the functions of various structures, such as hospitals and research labs, organized around courtyards resembling traditional compounds. The use of local materials strengthens community ties and promotes a welcoming atmosphere for patients and families, establishing a tranquil space for care and healing.
The architecture of the International Children's Cancer Research Centre is designed to reflect the Akan worldview, emphasizing harmony and integrating personal, communal, and environmental aspects.
Adjaye Associates creates a holistic architecture that combines space for healing and research, embodying care through design, and adapting to the local climate and cultural sensibilities.
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