Narava zdravi: Idejna zasnova rehabilitacijskega centra na Livadi v Ljubljani

Mejač, Mina (author), Planišček, Anja (mentor)

Zaradi hitrega tempa življenja v katerem bivamo, nas življenje vodi skozi preizkušnje, ki nas zaznamujejo skozi življenje. Bolezni in poškodbe so postale del našega življenja, ob katerih potrebujemo zdravniško pomoč. Problem zdravstvene oskrbe narašča po vsem svetu, zato je potreben drugačen in bolj inovativen pristop. Skozi čas se je izboljševala tehnologija za izvajanje različnih vrst terapij, ustanove, kjer poškodovanci bivajo, pa so ostale enake. Večina ustanov deluje bolnišnično, zato se obiskovalci nočejo vračati v rehabilitacijske centre. Temni in dolgi hodniki, deljene sobe, malo svetlobe in neurejeni skupni prostori – to v današnjem času predstavljajo rehabilitacijski centri po Sloveniji. Magistrska naloga je poiskus prilagoditve rehabilitacijskega centra, ki temelji na povezovanju samega programa z naravo in zadovoljstvu obiskovalcev, ki se v centru počutijo kot doma. Večina rehabilitacijskih ustanov je razpršenih po Sloveniji. Manj se jih nahaja v Ljubljani, kjer je največ prebivalcev. Zaradi oddaljenosti od mestnega središča se veliko poškodovancev, ki jim priporočajo rehabilitacijo, ne odloči za obisk zdravilišč. Kajti za marsikoga to predstavlja težavo zaradi odmika od družinskih članov, dela in osamljenosti v samem rehabilitacijskem centru. Delo obravnava lokacijo v Ljubljani, v bližini Livade, kjer je omogočen dostop v mestno jedro. Sam center stremi k temu, da ponuja možnost spremstva pacientov, stik z naravo in prijetno zasnovani prostori za druženje obiskovalcev. Programsko se magistrsko delo osredotoča na inovativne načine zdravljenja pacientov po poškodbah. Vsi programi stremijo k povezovanju z naravo in ne poskušajo pričarati bolnišničnega vzdušja. Ob samem rehabilitacijskem centru se pojavi sklop stanovanjskih enot, ki so zasnovana z možnostjo sobivanja različnih generacij, ki si med seboj nudijo pomoč. Koncept urbanistične ureditve poveže vse programe, ki se v veliki meri navezujejo na zunanjo ureditev, ki nudi urejen prostor in hkrati ustvarja družabno iterakcijo.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: arhitektura, rehabilitacija, zdravljenje, narava, zdravje, zdravilišče, medgeneracijsko bivanje, sodelovanje
• Work type: Master's thesis/paper
• Organization: FA - Faculty of Architecture
• Year: 2023
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-153084
• COBISS.SI-ID: 179249155
• Publication date in RUL: 16.12.2023

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Nature heals: Conceptual project of the rehabilitation center in Livada in Ljubljana

Abstract

Due to fast pace of life that we live in, life takes us through the trials that mark our lives. Diseases and injuries have become a part of our lives, and we require medical attention. The healthcare problem is increasing all over the world and therefore a different and more innovative approach is needed. Over time, the technology for different types of therapy has improved, but the facilities where the injured stay have remained the same. Most facilities are hospital-based, so patients do not wish to return to rehabilitation centres. Dark, long corridors, shared rooms, limited light and un-aesthetic common areas - this is what rehabilitation centres across Slovenia are like today. This master thesis is an attempt to adapt the rehabilitation centre. The basis is the integration of the rehabilitation programme with nature and the focus is on the satisfaction of patients, who feel at home in the centre. Most rehabilitation facilities are scattered around Slovenia. Fewer are located in Ljubljana, which has the largest population. Due to the distance from the city centre, many injured patients who are recommended for rehabilitation do not choose to go to health resort. For some, this is a problem because they are away from their families and their work. The issue is also the solitude and loneliness in the rehabilitation centre itself. The thesis focuses on a specific location in Ljubljana with access to the city centre. The centre aims to offer the possibility of accompanying patients, enabling contact with nature and ensuring pleasant spaces for patients to socialize. Programme-wise, the master thesis focuses on innovative ways of treating patients after an injury. All programmes are nature oriented and do not try to conjure up a hospital atmosphere. At the same time, the centre offers opportunities for different generations to live together and help each other. The urban design concept integrates all the programmes, which are largely related to the exterior design, that creates an orderly space and at the same time provides a social iteration.

• Keywords: architecture, rehabilitation, treatment, nature, health, health center, intergenerational living, cooperation