Daycare Island Craeyenburch / Möhn + Bouman

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© Jeroen Musch

© Jeroen Musch

Architects: Möhn + Bouman Architekten
Location: Nootdorp,
Client: Stichting IPSE
Project Area: 1,140 sqm
Budget: 2,050,000 Euro
Project Year: 2006
Photographs: Jeroen Musch

floor plan

floor plan

© Jeroen Musch

© Jeroen Musch

This daycare Centre for mentally disabled people, occupies the last island in row. The row of islands forms the spatial backbone of a newly developed city expansion. From an urban point of view, a multi-storey volume was prefereable. However, the client asked for a single-storey building due to the nature of its use. To solve this contradiction, a shape was designed in such a way that the urban requirement for a visual accent was met. The island and building were developed together to form a fully integrated sculptural landscape of the roof and facades.

© Jeroen Musch

© Jeroen Musch

model

model

The patients for which the building is realized have major mental constraints. Mentally, they equal the level of a child with the age between 0 to 18 months. Moreover, most of them are physically and visually handicapped as well. This asked to careful attention to be payed to physiological and sensory aspects. Lighting, colour and tactile aspects influence the patients well-being in a direct manner. The resulting building thus became a feast for the senses.

 
 
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giorgio says:

they would never allow something like this in the US !!!!

too many paranoid parents and lawyers………….

 
# December 5, 2009 at 18:21
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sthapit says:

@giogio – drowning in pools is one of the major causes of kids dying in the us so…

 
# December 5, 2009 at 21:08
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    G Howard says:

    Teach them how to swim….

     
    # December 7, 2009 at 11:12
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世界建筑 says:

很好,我们翻译了这篇文章。

 
# December 6, 2009 at 07:21
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    朱华 says:

    能给我发来共同学习吗?谢谢

     
    # December 6, 2009 at 10:42
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Dariusz says:

all about money isn’t it.. people are too afraid to get sued in the US. In other countries people think with their brains, not their pockets. I think the NL has too many dikes and rivers to consider this something new.. nice building though.

 
# December 7, 2009 at 07:15
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Wargo says:

child + pool= drowned

 
# December 10, 2009 at 11:34
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windzerg says:

My parents would fully reject the pool plan :)

 
# May 1, 2010 at 11:07
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# March 3, 2012 at 23:38
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