The gerontology facility within the Zaječar Health Center is designed as a highly functional medical institution with a gross area of 8,900 m². Organized through three floors and a basement, the facility includes accommodation units, a medical block, physical and occupational therapy spaces, as well as administrative facilities. Special emphasis has been placed on creating covered plateaus and inner courtyards that allow users to stay outdoors in controlled conditions, while the overall movement is fully adapted for people with disabilities.

Concept

Underlying the visual identity lies a powerful architectural metaphor of a monolithic ring that visually levitates above a transparent ground floor. This approach makes it possible to permeate the interior space with the atrium, introducing natural light deep into the structure of the object. The interior is defined by cleanliness and flexibility, with a reduced number of constructive elements to achieve maximum spatial comfort. The horizontal division of the facade and the accentuated volumes on the floors give the object a sculptural character, while the glass surfaces of the ground floor erase the boundary between the public plateau and the internal common facilities.

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