Ramboland Is Increasing Self-Sufficiency for People with Disabilities through Architecture Designed To Heal

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Team Rambo, also known as Ramboland, is a project born from the need of Ron Rambo, born with Cerebral Palsy, for a home that can support his disability and increase his quality of life. However, Ramboland doesn’t just stop there. LEED Fellow Max Zahniser, has used his experience with Green Architecture to combine Ron’s social vision with an environmental one that can benefit the entire community. The meeting of these objectives has been defined by the goal “to design a project that will actually increase the vitality of life and life-support systems in every way possible,” using architecture to make a difference.

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Cite: Ariana Zilliacus. "Ramboland Is Increasing Self-Sufficiency for People with Disabilities through Architecture Designed To Heal " 15 Oct 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/797360/ramboland-is-increasing-self-sufficiency-for-people-with-disabilities-through-architecture-designed-to-heal> ISSN 0719-8884

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