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Long - Term care
 Filipová, Kateřina ; Richter Adamson, Kristina (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
What is LDN? Where is? How did it come about? This is how architecture can affect him. Even though it's not a common topic to talk about. It is important to focus on it and because even though it doesn't concern us now, it could. The work is about helping people get back on their feet. It is about showing how the environment and the location of the building itself can have a big impact on people. Currently, LDN centers are most often located as part of a hospital. But the ward itself is no different from the hospital. The space for healing should move towards life. And not on the edge of the hospital. He should try to reintegrate. Give people a reason to fight and show them what they are fighting. Involve them, those who can provide a program in which they could participate, but also those who can no longer. Give them space where they can go and connect them with health. To be constantly part of the action. During the work on this project, a design of LDN was created in Žďár nad Sázavou, which is located in a public building together with the rehabilitation center. It works on a system that tries to reintegrate patients. And make it easier for them to recover.
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Long - Term care
 Filipová, Kateřina ; Richter Adamson, Kristina (referee) ; Mléčka, Jan (advisor)
What is LDN? Where is? How did it come about? This is how architecture can affect him. Even though it's not a common topic to talk about. It is important to focus on it and because even though it doesn't concern us now, it could. The work is about helping people get back on their feet. It is about showing how the environment and the location of the building itself can have a big impact on people. Currently, LDN centers are most often located as part of a hospital. But the ward itself is no different from the hospital. The space for healing should move towards life. And not on the edge of the hospital. He should try to reintegrate. Give people a reason to fight and show them what they are fighting. Involve them, those who can provide a program in which they could participate, but also those who can no longer. Give them space where they can go and connect them with health. To be constantly part of the action. During the work on this project, a design of LDN was created in Žďár nad Sázavou, which is located in a public building together with the rehabilitation center. It works on a system that tries to reintegrate patients. And make it easier for them to recover.
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