The architects aim to completely transform a 1960s courthouse into a vibrant shelter for the elderly, incorporating 42 units alongside community spaces like clinics and gardens. The design prioritizes energy efficiency and sustainability, featuring local materials and modern technology discreetly integrated into the aesthetic. A significant aspect of the project is the elevation of Villa Nobel park to the building's roof, merging nature with architecture and enhancing community interaction. This initiative seeks to respect and enhance the existing urban landscape while providing essential services.
The project creatively reinvents a 1960s court building into a vibrant community space for the elderly, emphasizing sustainability and integration with the surrounding environment.
Our design focuses on constructing 42 housing units for the elderly while incorporating community spaces like clinics, gardens, and meeting rooms, adapting to the local context.
We adopted stringent energy and sustainability standards, showcasing a commitment to ecological principles while utilizing local materials for a global architectural vision.
The unique approach involves extending Villa Nobel park onto the building's roof, merging natural landscapes with urban structures to enhance community interaction.
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