Project

The children’s rehabilitation center is organized across four distinct levels, each with a clearly defined functionality. The spaces are optimized for therapeutic activities, recreation, and social integration, emphasizing comfort and accessibility.
The ground floor offers multifunctional activity rooms, individual therapy offices for autism and speech therapy, a sensory room, relaxation areas, and offices for staff. This level is designed to support therapy and personal development in a friendly and organized environment.
The first floor is dedicated to physical and recreational therapies, including rooms for physical therapy, massage, art therapy, and training. Administrative offices for the center’s president and vice president complete this level.
The basement includes a pool for aquatic therapy, a salt room, changing rooms with showers, and technical spaces. This level is dedicated to relaxation and complementary treatments, providing a calm environment for recovery.
The attic serves as a residential area with temporary accommodation apartments, meeting rooms, storage spaces, and rest areas for staff. This zone offers comfort and privacy for those requiring longer stays.

The center’s facades combine natural textures of red brick with anthracite metal panels and warm accents of composite materials. This choice creates a refined and modern contrast while maintaining a friendly and accessible aesthetic. The color palette, featuring warm and soothing tones, was selected to inspire safety, comfort, and visual balance. Vertical architectural elements and glazed surfaces enhance the brightness and transparency of the interior spaces.

The concept was inspired by the need for an inclusive and therapeutic environment where children feel safe and motivated to develop. The design focused on integrating functionality and aesthetics, combining modern architectural elements with child-friendly solutions. Universal accessibility and open spaces, along with therapeutic gardens, reflect the desire to create a holistic recovery and socialization experience, contributing to redefining the standards of social infrastructure in Moldova.

The implementation of this unique project in Moldova involved careful reconstruction without compromising the structural integrity of the existing building. Natural and sustainable materials were used, and the finishes were selected to provide durability and a modern appearance. The integration of green areas and accessible design elements demonstrates a profound commitment to sustainability and inclusion. The project sets a benchmark in local social architecture, establishing new standards for rehabilitation centers in the region. With its contemporary design and advanced functionality, the center symbolizes a modern and progressive vision of social care.