Haven Women's Shelter: Interior Design Promoting Equality, Safety, and Comfort
2023
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- Abstract Views29
Poster Description
The objective of this project was to develop a concept that would not only enhance accessibility for occupants of a women’s shelter, but also create an environment where interior design fosters healing and comfort for its residents. The space was designed to cater not only to women but also their children and pets, offering all necessary facilities to meet the residents’ needs within the shelter’s premises.To create this vision, included in the space is a comprehensive set of amenities, including a therapy room with an onsite therapist, a medical room staffed by a qualified registered nurse, a daycare area for residents’ children, and a cafeteria. By incorporating these features, we aimed to provide an all-encompassing space that would minimize the need for residents to leave the shelter during their stay.
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