Parkinson's Project - Hoshide Wanzer Architects

The Parkinson’s Project is a new model living environment designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s disease.

Prototype Project
10,400 sq ft
12 Residential Care Units

Collaborators:John Shoesmith, David Fukui

Careful consideration has been taken to establish the building’s scale, proportion, layout, materials, and details to reflect a genuine home. Understanding the increasing care that the residents would require, our focus has been to deliver a place of warmth, wellness, and family.

The design strives to maximize the integration of the interior and outdoor environment. Visual and active access were provided to achieve this goal. A strong connection to the outdoors for the residents was a major guiding factor as the design developed.

The ultimate objective is to create a new model for residents in prolonging independence, improving socialization, and promoting a sense of dignity and well being with positive outcomes. We are excited about continuing the development of the design for this nonprofit client.

Parkinson’s Project

Prototype

The Parkinson’s Project is a new model living environment designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s disease.

The design strives to maximize the integration of the interior and outdoor environment. Visual and active access were provided to achieve this goal. A strong connection to the outdoors for the residents was a major guiding factor as the design developed.

The ultimate objective is to create a new model for residents in prolonging independence, improving socialization, and promoting a sense of dignity and well being with positive outcomes. We are excited about continuing the development of the design for this nonprofit client.

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Parkinson’s Project

Prototype

The Parkinson’s Project is a new model living environment designed specifically for people with Parkinson’s disease.

The design strives to maximize the integration of the interior and outdoor environment. Visual and active access were provided to achieve this goal. A strong connection to the outdoors for the residents was a major guiding factor as the design developed.

The ultimate objective is to create a new model for residents in prolonging independence, improving socialization, and promoting a sense of dignity and well being with positive outcomes. We are excited about continuing the development of the design for this nonprofit client.

We’ll notify you when we add a new project or schedule a bbq.

We promise not to spam youor share your information.

We’ll notify you when we add a
new project or schedule a bbq.

We promise not to spam you
or share your information.