erz ltd
Rachel House, 2025
Digital collage illustrations
59.4 x 42.0 cm
Own Art
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In collaboration with Tiantian Zheng. These visuals were produced to describe landscape proposals for the redevelopment of Rachel House, Kinross. The proposals support the uses and activities of Rachel House,...
In collaboration with Tiantian Zheng.
These visuals were produced to describe landscape proposals for the redevelopment of Rachel House, Kinross. The proposals support the uses and activities of Rachel House, where residential and day care for babies and young people with palliative care needs (along with their families) are provided. The redesign of the building and its associated landscape aligns with the client's vision and commitment to delivering exceptional care in a purpose built environment, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere fostering comfort and peace. The landscape proposal looks to create an enhanced landscape setting and inclusive external environment with improved accessibility for children, families, staff and volunteers with disabilities or additional needs. Proposals were then communicated through these visuals as an essential tool to describe technical design intent and spatial experience in an accessible and informative manner.
These visuals were produced to describe landscape proposals for the redevelopment of Rachel House, Kinross. The proposals support the uses and activities of Rachel House, where residential and day care for babies and young people with palliative care needs (along with their families) are provided. The redesign of the building and its associated landscape aligns with the client's vision and commitment to delivering exceptional care in a purpose built environment, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere fostering comfort and peace. The landscape proposal looks to create an enhanced landscape setting and inclusive external environment with improved accessibility for children, families, staff and volunteers with disabilities or additional needs. Proposals were then communicated through these visuals as an essential tool to describe technical design intent and spatial experience in an accessible and informative manner.
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