Improvement of interior design for rehabilitation centers for the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Kyiv National University of Technology and Design

Project idea

The main concept of the interior design is the creation of an atmospheric environment with an ecological design for the rapid rehabilitation of patients. The palettes of white and warm colors are used, and the decorative textures of the walls, soft geometric shapes in combination with high-quality materials convey an atmosphere of optimism and home comfort. The project uses such a principle as the maximum presence of light, and not artificial, but natural. This is achieved by the presence of large windows and high ceilings. When creating the design, we were guided by the principles of biophilic design: there is a large amount of vegetation in the waiting area and multifunctional space (this is a tree in the entrance area and a phytowall in the multifunctional space). The premises are commodious and presentable with modern furniture.

Project description

The project consists of planning plans, zoning and drawings made in Archicad. Some areas were selected for which scans and visualizations were developed in 3d max.

Technical information

"Department of Rehabilitation of Myocardial Infarction Patients" located in Bryukhovychi, Lviv region, was chosen for the research and development of the rehabilitation center. This location is an excellent option for the object of the chosen type, because it corresponds to the natural and geographical factors, the object is located on the outskirts of a large city. The plot of land is large enough to allow for sparse construction and free space. There are natural resources nearby - a forest where recreation can be carried out and clean fresh air is available, which also positively contributes to rapid rehabilitation. This area is located in a safe place, away from hostilities
The building consists of three floors. The first floor with an area of ​​2540.65 m², the second floor with an area of ​​1369.53 m²; third floor 888.06 m².

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