阿姆斯特尔文·宗内赫伊斯疗养院和De Ontmoeting

阿姆斯特尔文·宗内赫伊斯疗养院和De Ontmoeting
Amstelveen Zonnehuis Care Home and De Ontmoeting

HOSPER: Green oases and distinctive design –

城镇居民需要高质量的绿地来提升他们的生活体验。霍斯珀提出了一项提案，将位于阿姆斯特尔文的Zonnehuis疗养院的场地开发成一个充满活力的绿色步行区。场地上的各种建筑由一个以独特设计铺设的广场连接起来，广场上有许多种植丰富的绿色绿洲、游乐场和其他设施。由Rijnboutt设计的多功能基座上的四个住宅单元位于西侧。一个绿色丰富的天井花园被设计为这个综合体的一部分。
Town dwellers need high-quality green space to enhance their living experience. HOSPER has produced a proposal for development of the grounds of the Zonnehuis Care Home in Amstelveen into a lively green pedestrianised area. The various buildings on the site are linked by a square paved in a distinctive design housing a number of richly planted green oases and play and other facilities. Four residential units on a multifunctional plinth, designed by Rijnboutt, are erected on the west side. A green-rich patio garden has been designed as part of this complex.

Amstelveen Zonnehuis Care Home and De Ontmoeting

新的Zonnehuis care综合体由Architectureurcentrale Thijs Asselbergs设计，在东侧完工。护理中心周围的外部空间由多年生植物花园和一个温室组成，居民可以在温室中种植植物。广场包括一个露台和一个游戏区，一个有多年生植物的花园区，一条倾斜的小径和步行练习的台阶。在苏格兰斯特林大学痴呆服务开发中心的芬克尔局和Annie Pollock的帮助下，两个花园被专门设计成痴呆症患者。
The new Zonnehuis care complex, designed by Architectuurcentrale Thijs Asselbergs, is completed on the east side. The outside space surrounding the care complex consists of gardens with perennial plants and a greenhouse where residents can garden. The square includes a terrace and a play area, a garden area with perennial plants and a sloping path and steps for walking exercises. Two gardens have been specially designed to be dementia-friendly, with the aid of advice from Anke Wijnja of Bureau Fonkel and Annie Pollock of the Dementia Services Development Centre at the University of Stirling in Scotland.

有盖凉棚——由Octatube、Architectureurcentrale Thijs Asselbergs和HOSPER共同设计的有盖凉棚（下雨时仍可使用）连接护理综合体的两部分。这座40多米长的有盖凉棚是一个壮观的设计，屋顶由玻璃和钢制成，起伏不平。“浮叶”的设计与花园的花卉图案相匹配。其中一个特点是，养老院的整个场地（痴呆症友好花园除外）可供周围居民自由出入。此外，独特的设计使花园从周围建筑的各个层次都能看到。
Covered pergola – The two halves of the care complex are connected by a covered pergola (which can still be used in case of rain) designed jointly by Octatube, Architectuurcentrale Thijs Asselbergs and HOSPER. The more than 40 metre long covered pergola is a spectacular design with an undulating roof of glass and steel. The ‘floating leaf’ design matches with the flower and plant motifs of the garden. One special feature is that the entire grounds of the care home (with the exception of the dementia-friendly gardens) are freely accessible to residents of the surrounding neighbourhood. In addition, the distinctive design makes the garden interesting to see from all levels of the surrounding buildings.

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Landscape architecture: HOSPER (Ronald Bron , Frits van Loon , Elizabeth Keller,

Petrouschka Thumann,

Marike Oudijk)
Partners: DG groep

摄影：渡轮码头，皮特克斯
Bureau Fonkel , Dementia Services Development Centre (University of Stirling, Scotland), Rijnboutt architects , Thijs Asselbergs architects, Octatube glass engineers
Location: Laan van de Helende Meesters, Amstelveen, the Netherlands
Client: Zonnehuisgroep Amstelland Foundation, M.J. de Nijs project development
Area: 3 hectares
Design: 2009 – 2013
Completion: 2012 (phase 1) / 2014 (phase 2)
Photography: Ferry Streng, Pieter Kers