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The mental health facility is designed as a modern-day Garden of Eden, aiming to heal and rejuvenate individuals with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), depression, and dementia. For children with ADHD, the facility creates a playful environment inspired by the Garden of Eden's four rivers. The garden of water represents life and energy, with water features and vibrant vegetation encouraging curiosity and adventure. Adults with depression find solace in the nurturing and rejuvenating garden of life, mirroring the Tree of Life's growth and renewal symbolism. The facility offers a peaceful setting inspired by the Tree of Knowledge for elderly people with dementia, promoting reflection and learning. Natural materials and planting enhance the supportive atmosphere. By drawing inspiration from the Garden of Eden and its trees, the facility fosters healing and recovery, guiding individuals towards well-being.
This artwork is portraying the essence of the prominent gardens found within the mythical Garden of Eden, their layout, and the architectural intent.
Drawing inspired by the biblical Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. A thoughtfully crafted residential space is designed to cater to individuals in the preliminary stages of dementia.
The site overview highlights a captivating composition with a prominent south elevation in the foreground and an inspired orthographic view of the site in the background, drawing inspiration from Hieronymus Bosch's intriguing triptych artwork.
The depicted drawing highlights the longest elevation of the site, providing intricate details of the purposeful design of spaces catering to adults suffering from depression and elderly individuals grappling with dementia.
The residential space designed for individuals in the initial stages of dementia incorporates biophilic elements, along with the use of materials that exude a natural allure and feature inviting, curvaceous shapes.