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concept journal

Jenny Robinson

Caring Home

The Brief “Soul, practicality and safety are in no way incompatible. Indeed, as disability restricts mobility, soul-nourishing surroundings are even more important”1 1. Author: Day, Christopher, Places of the Soul Architecture and Environmental Design as a Healing Art (New York: Routledge, Third Edition, 2014)

To design a home for the elderly that spatially provides care and autonomy, supporting wellbeing through life-affirming connections to nature and community.

Therapeutic activities, social opportunities and a sensory design approach should aid the interior in enhancing well-being. Providing residents with stability regardless of health and mobility issues, the proposal must convey compassion for this sensitive transition within the lives of the elderly and their loved ones.

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Spatial Values The increasing needs of an aging population intensifies the vitality of hopeful, health-giving care homes. Alleviating fears and institutional stereotypes, the environment must value and holistically support the identity, stories and human needs of the elderly.

To provide the basis for a fulfilling life, the project should embody the spatial values that aid the design in meeting inhabitants needs, Concept spatial values; - Compassion - Autonomy - Stability - Protection/Exposure - Energy/Calm - Multi-Sensory experiences Nature; - Water - Flora - Fauna - Air - Sky Time; - Memory - Transitions - Seasons - Weather - Life/Death Relationships; - Old/Young - Old/New - Past/Present/Future - Public/Private - Indoor/Outdoor

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Aims Spatially provide compassion and care through an inhabitantcentric environment, supporting; - Sensory stimulation - Autonomy - Human relationships - Health and mobility issues of residents, and their choice to root into place - Health-giving spaces and activities - Connections between interior, exterior and surrounding nature - Memory

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De-institutionalise the care home;

Sensitively interact with the historic site;

- Challenging institutional stereotypes linguistically and spatially, alleviate fears of the typology

- Interventions must enhance the existing structures and human experience within the Complex

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Considerations Spatially providing compassion and care; - Sensitively dealing with Complex and emotional topics (aging, leaving home, fears) - Provide comfort in the transition in the lives of the elderly and their loved ones

Improving well-being through a sensory design approach; - Consider how the rich sensory experience of the site can benefit inhabitants and be harnessed through the interior - Consider times trace upon the Complex; how light, weather and seasons will impact inhabitants and the design - Consider sensory impairments

De-institutionalise the interior and challenge societal associations;

Health and mobility issues, security of residence; - Ensure the design supports the needs of inhabitants with mobility and health issues, enable accessibility in every space - Consider the roles of specialist care providers/ staff, and how care can be enhanced by the interior - Meet the regulations of care homes - Way-finding; consider aiding the orientation of inhabitants, and those with conditions such as dementia - Consider the eye-level and reach of inhabitants with a range of abilities

Autonomous space; - Enable residents to play an active role in their environment; allow adaptability and choice of spatial facets (furnishing private apartments, activities, layout, lighting etc.)

Health-giving spaces and activities; - Consider spaces and activities that meet the project aims, their spatial allocation/proximities, services/equipment etc. required

Human relationships; - Tackle loneliness through spatially encouraging human relationships; provide the option for loved ones to stay on a short-term or longer-term basis - Create a sense of belonging and community - Enable choice to socialise, and opportunities for shared activity

Connection to nature; - Consider protection and exposure to the elements

- Consider the linguistic and spatial languages of the project

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Human memory; - Consider how to respect, honour and reignite memory - Provide space for contemplation and remembrance

Sensitive interaction with site; - Consider how to approach the narrow proportions of the courtyard buildings - Consider how to interact with the historic site, and the listing of buildings (A, B and Unlisted) - Consider accessibility to site and amenities; transport and parking - Define any public access to the site, delineate zones of privacy to ensure the security of residents - Consider sustainability; materiality, construction and potential renewable power sources

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Concept Tensions/Emotive Response Motivated by experiences of my Papa's care home, the project aims to provide a better lived experience for the elderly.

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Symbolising societal attitudes towards aging, the existing care home interior institutionalises residents through a sense of confinement from the outside world. Removal from social, mental and sensory stimulants is detrimental to the sense of self and well-being of those confined indoors, and experiencing anxieties of moving into unfamiliar surroundings.

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Personal and societal emotive perceptions of the care home; - Institutionalisation results in the elderly feeling resistance to the care environment, fears of becoming cut off from loved ones and the homes they have built over a lifetime - Guilt felt by loved ones, the difficulty of visiting for a sustained time, and the monotony of residents routine - Residents lack of independence and autonomy of time/activity - Associations with the care home as an end to life

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Spatial problems of the contemporary care home; - Anonymity of the interior devalues the identity of residents and is suggestive of temporality - Clinical, oppressive atmosphere - Stale air - Synthetic lighting, colour and material palettes - Homogeneous corridors detract from feelings of home and spatial orientation

Understanding the spatial problems and anxieties related to the existing care home aids in applying solutions to deinstitutionalise the interior, providing hope and comfort for the Caring Home community.

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FFE/Materiality Specifications FFE and materiality have been specified with consideration given to; Human interaction; - Sensory properties (eg.

Touch, Smell, Sound, Temperature) - Function - Practicality - Durability - Sustainability - Innovative - Referencing the sites history, stories, former functions, structures and natural surroundings

Key Suppliers; - Solidwool, UK - Christopher Farr, UK - Abodo Wood, UK - Shou-Sugi-Ban, UK - Stone Cycling, Netherlands - Ignorance is Bliss, Netherlands - Muuto, Denmark - Kvadrat, Denmark - Flos, Italy - Kartell, Italy - Hasslacher, Austria - Tylko, Poland - Nunoko, Lithuania - Resident, New Zealand 10

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Product; Resident, Carousel Sofa

Resident, Pick-up Sticks Chair in Umber Stained Oak and Sorensen, Shade Raw Siena Leather

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Product; Ignorance is Bliss, Ceramic Tile in FE20SM_1

Christopher Farr, Plaid Rug

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Specifications/ Residence Above the communal dining table, the statement suspended leather light installation references the historic function of the room; the harnesses used in the former Clydesdale stables.

Flos Belt light in 18 Natural Leather.

Product name; Flos Belt Light Material name; 18 Natural Leather Supplier; Flos Architectural, Italy Designer; Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec Dimensions; Light source L2m Notes; Can be sewn to custom lengths.

Developed for safety and cleanliness in public and private spaces. Integrated direct and indirect lighting can be controlled via remote control.

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Product; Flos, Belt light in 18 Natural Leather

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Specifications/ Residence Sofas and custom armchairs used in the communal extension were chosen for its comfortable feather cushions and solid frame, aiding elderly residents support themselves when sitting and standing.

Resident Carousel Sofas and custom Armchairs in Kvadrat Vidar 4 0146.

For continuity across the Complex, custom Armchairs also feature in the Community Cafe.

Product name; Carousel Sofa (code: CAR001 Carousel Sofa Low Back) Materials; Multi-density Foam, Timber and Steel frame, Feathers Supplier; Resident, New Zealand Designer; Cameron Foggo

Upholstery Material name; Vidar 4 0146 Supplier; Kvadrat Notes; 94% New Wool, 6% Nylon. 100,000 Martindale

Dimensions; W220 x D81 x H60cm Notes; Appropriate for hard contract use. Can be delivered flat pack to save emissions and aid assembly. Manufactured in sales territory (UK).

Product name; Carousel custom Armchair Materials; Multi-density Foam, Timber and Steel frame, Feathers Supplier; Resident, New Zealand Designer; Custom Dimensions; W114 x D81 x H60cm

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Material; Kvadrat, Vidar 4 0146

Product; Resident, Carousel Sofa

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Specifications/ Residence Upholstered in a richly textured and durable fabric, the light profiles and deep seats of the provide comfort and an airy feel to Residence private apartments and the ground floor communal living room.

Muuto Outline Chair and Sofa 3 1/2 Seater in Kvadrat Vidar 4 0146.

Product name; Outline Chair Materials; Steel and Timber Frame, Black Powder-coated Aluminium Legs, Foam/ Feather filling Supplier; Muuto, Denmark Designer; Anderssen & Voll

Upholstery Material name; Vidar 4 0146 Supplier; Kvadrat Notes; 94% New Wool, 6% Nylon. 100,000 Martindale

Dimensions; W88 x D86 x H71cm Notes; 100% handmade, made to order, custom upholstery available. Available in smaller 'Studio' size.

Product name; Outline Sofa 3 1/2 Seater Materials; Steel and Timber Frame, Black Powder-coated Aluminium Legs, Foam/ Feather filling Supplier; Muuto, Denmark Designer; Anderssen & Voll

Upholstery Material name; Vidar 4 0146 Supplier; Kvadrat

Dimensions; W255 x D84 x H71cm

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Material; Kvadrat, Vidar 4 0146

Product; Muuto, Outline Chair in

Kvadrat, Vidar 4 0146

Product; Muuto, Outline Sofa 3 1/2 Seater in Kvadrat, Vidar 4 0146

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Specifications/ Residence Specified for its modular construction and flexibility in layout, the sculptural forms create a functional rest point in the Residence hallway.

Muuto In Situ Modular Sofa 4 Seater in Configuration 4 in Kvadrat Hallingdal 166.

Product name; In Situ Modular Sofa 4 Seater in Configuration 4 Materials; Steel and Timber Frame, Black Powder-coated Aluminium Legs, Foam/ Feather filling Supplier; Muuto, Denmark Designer; Anderssen & Voll

Upholstery Material name; Hallingdal 166 Supplier; Kvadrat Notes; 70% New Wool, 30% Viscose. 100,000 Martindale

Dimensions; W378 x D169 x H70cm Notes; 30 pre-designed configurations available, custom also available.

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Material; Kvadrat, Hallingdal 166

Product; Muuto, In Situ Modular Sofa 4 Seater in Configuration 4 in Kvadrat, Hallingdal 166

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Specifications/ Residence Balancing practicality and comfort, these chairs are proposed for use as dining and lounging chairs within communal areas and private apartments.

Soft cushioning and solidly constructed armrests allow inhabitants to rest and steady themselves.

Resident Pick-up Sticks Chair in Umber Stained Oak and Sorensen, Shade Raw Siena Leather in the ground floor Communal dining area, referencing the leather harnesses that played a role in the rooms history. Natural Oak and Kvadrat, Hallingdal 65 0227 finishes through other communal areas and private apartments, giving a airy warm finish.

Product name; Pick-up Sticks Chair Materials; Multi-density Foam, Solid Oak Frame Finish names; Natural Oak and Umber Stained Oak Supplier; Resident, New Zealand Designer; Simon James

Upholstery Material name; Hallingdal 103 Supplier; Kvadrat

Dimensions; W76 x D73 x H76cm Notes; Appropriate for hard contract use, ideal for residential or commercial use. FSC certified wood. Manufactured in sales territory (UK). Also available in Black Stain Oak finish.

Upholstery Material name; Shade Raw Siena Leather Supplier; Sorensen

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Notes; 70% New Wool, 30% Viscose. 100,000 Martindale

Notes; 100% Full Protected Aniline Leather

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Product; Resident, Pick-up Sticks Chair in Umber Stained Oak and Sorensen, Shade Raw Siena Leather Concept Journal

Product; Resident, Pick-up Sticks Chair in Natural Oak and Kvadrat, Hallingdal 65 0227 21

Specifications/ Residence The rich crimson tones add warmth and contrast to original wooden floorboards, featured in the guest bedrooms

Christopher Farr custom Basket Weave Crimson Rug. Product name; Basket Weave Crimson Rug Material name; Jute Supplier; Christopher Farr, UK Designer; Gregory Parkinson Dimensions; W250 x L300 cm Notes; Handwoven flatweave.

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Specified in a range of sizes across resident and guest apartments

Tylko custom Burgundy sideboard.

Product name; Custom Burgundy sideboard Supplier; Tylko, Poland Designer; Gregory Parkinson Notes; 18mm non-toxic particleboard

Product; Tylko, Burgundy sideboard

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Specifications/ Residence Paving the floor of the extension and ground floor communal area, these bricks were selected due to their visual warmth and tactile characterful texture, and their sustainability properties; being formed of at least 60% construction waste.

Stone Cycling WasteBasedBricks in Orange Punched, with a fine lime mortar, and stacked grid layout.

For continuity across the Complex, WasteBasedBricks in Almond Punched feature in the Community Garden.

Product name; WasteBasedBricks Material/Finish name; Orange Punched Supplier; Stone Cycling, Netherlands Dimensions; W29 x L5 x D2.3 cm Notes; Custom sizes available. European product standard NEN-EN 771-1 for masonry bricks. Requires no maintenance. 91 kg waste per m2 up-cycled, CO2 compensated.

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Product; Stone Cycling, WasteBasedBrick in Orange Punched

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Specifications/ Residence Specified for its durable properties and its warm grain, the wood is used in Residence kitchens and custom joinery, including shelving and tables etc, and in the extensions Glulam structure. This renewable material is processed in Scotland, minimising transportation emissions.

Scottish Wood Scottish Birch Timber.

For continuity across the Complex, Scottish Birch Timber features in a majority of the custom joinery, including the Sanctuary bookshelves and Community Cafe kitchen.

Product name; Scottish Birch Timber Supplier; Scottish Wood, Scotland

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Material; Scottish Wood, Scottish Birch Timber

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Specifications/ Residence Specified for its wide span and high strength, laminated birch aids in creating a slender frame for the courtyard extension.

Reducing timber volume required keeps waste to a minimum, and retains maximum views across the space.

Hasslacher Glue Laminated Timber in Birch.

For continuity across the Complex, Birch Timber is featured in most custom joinery.

Product name; Glue Laminated Timber in Birch Supplier; Hasslacher, Austria Notes; Cost-effective, recyclable. 200% higher mechanical properties than Spruce. European Technical Assessment ETA-19/0031.

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Material; Hasslacker, Glue Laminated Timber in Birch

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Specifications/ Sanctuary Upholstered in a richly textured and durable fabric, the wide arms and deep seats of the proposed custom armchairs provide comfort to inhabitants.

Muuto Rest 2 Seater Sofa and custom Armchairs and in Kvadrat Vidar 4 0146.

For continuity across the Complex, Muuto Rest Sofas (2 seater) are proposed within the first floor Residence communal living room.

Product name; Rest custom Armchairs Materials; Steel and Timber Frame, Laquered Oak Legs, Foam/Feather filling Supplier; Muuto, Denmark Designer; Anderssen & Voll

Upholstery Material name; Vidar 4 0146 Supplier; Kvadrat Notes; 94% New Wool, 6% Nylon. 100,000 Martindale

Dimensions; W130 x D92 x H72cm Notes; 100% handmade, made to order, custom upholstery available.

Product name; Rest 2 Seater Sofa Materials; Steel and Timber Frame, Laquered Oak Legs, Foam/Feather filling Supplier; Muuto, Denmark Designer; Anderssen & Voll

Upholstery Material name; Vidar 4 0146 Supplier; Kvadrat

Dimensions; W200 x D92 x H72cm

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Material; Kvadrat, Vidar 4 0146

Product; Muuto, Rest Sofa 2 Seater in Kvadrat, Vidar 4 0146

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Specifications/ Sanctuary With its simple sculptural forms, the specified burnished brass lamps will age well and provide a warm atmospheric glow for reading and relaxing.

Kartell Geen-a Reading Lamp in a custom Burnished Brass finish.

For continuity across the Complex, Geen-a Reading Lamps and Mini Geen-a Table Lamps are proposed within Residence apartments.

Product name; Geen-a Reading Lamp Material/finish name; Burnished Brass Supplier; Kartell, Italy Designer; Ferruccio Laviani Dimensions; D41 x H132 cm Notes; Dimmable LED light source.

Product name; Mini Geen-a Table Lamp (direct power supply) Material/finish name; Burnished brass Supplier; Kartell, Italy Designer; Ferruccio Laviani Dimensions; D20 x H36.5 cm Notes; Available in a dimmable battery version and direct power supply.

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Close up material; Burnished Brass

Product; Kartell, Geen-a Reading Lamp

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Product; Kartell, Mini Geen-a Table Lamp

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Specifications/ Sanctuary The geometric grid pattern of the Plaid rug references the angular stepped gables of the former Chapel. Its low/high pile provides soft contrasts in texture, soft blues connect to the river below and sky above.

Christopher Farr custom Plaid Rug in Blue.

Product name; Plaid Rug Material name; Handspun Wool, Hand Knotted Weave, Blue Supplier; Christopher Farr, UK Designer; Commune Dimensions; W190 x L200 cm Notes; Can be produced to colour, material, size and weave specifications.

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Product; Christopher Farr, Plaid Rug

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Specifications/ Sanctuary Contrasting the soft textiles within the Sanctuary, large limestone tiles line the floor, emphasising the angular forms and patterning used throughout.

On Site Aren Bianco Limestone, with a fine lime mortar and grid layout.

For continuity across the Complex, Aren Bianco Limestone (W70 x L70cm) also features in the Community Cafe.

Product name; Aren Bianco Limestone Supplier; On Site, Australia Dimensions; W45 x L45 cm

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Product; On Site, Aren Bianco Limestone

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Specifications/ Water Therapy Spa Used throughout the Water Therapy Spa for their innovative and sustainable properties, the specified glaze contains 20% iron waste, these warm toned pigments reference the autumnal amber colours of the White Cart Water. Experimental and handmade, these tiles contribute to reducing industrial waste.

Ignorance is Bliss Ceramic Tile in FE20SM_1.

For continuity across the Complex, Ignorance is Bliss Tiles feature in kitchen and bathrooms.

Product name; Ceramic Tile in FE20SM_1 Finish name; Semi-matte Supplier; Ignorance is Bliss, Netherlands Designer; Agne Kucerenkaite Dimensions; W7.5 x L15cm Notes; Straight bullnose edge.

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Site Observation; the Weir in October

Product; Ignorance is Bliss, Ceramic Tile in FE20SM_1

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Specifications/ Water Therapy Spa Referencing the Spa's history as a former Sawmill, the smell of warm charred timber enhances the sensory experience of water. Fine Sawn finishes are applied to walls, ceilings and beams surrounding the pool, a heavily textured cladding is featured in the steam room.

Abodo Wood Vulcan Walnut Fine Sawn and Shou-Sugi-Ban Yūkari Umi.

Product name; Vulcan Walnut Fine Sawn Supplier; Abodo Wood, UK

Product name; Yūkari Umi Supplier; Shou-Sugi-Ban, UK

Notes; Naturally durable and stable and thermally modified. This is a carbon negative material, wood comes from responsibly managed sources.

Notes; FSC Certified and fully sustainable.

Crafted in the UK.

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Product; Abodo Wood, Vulcan Walnut Fine Sawn

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Product; Shou-Sugi-Ban, Yūkari

Umi

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Specifications/ Water Therapy Spa Ensuring comfortable working conditions for staff, the softly cushioned chair is adjustable to suit varying heights.

Resident Felix Swivel Chair (Black Base Casters) in Camira Synergy Affix.

For continuity across the Complex, Resident Felix Swivel Chairs feature in the Residence staff office.

Product name; Felix Swivel Chair (Black Base Casters) Supplier; Resident, New Zealand Materials; Multi-density Foam, Timber, Aluminium Supplier; Resident, New Zealand Designer; Simon James

Upholstery Material name; Synergy Affix Supplier; Camira Notes; 95% Virgin Wool, 5% Polyamide.

100,000 Martindale

Dimensions; W67.5 x D57 x H77cm Notes; Appropriate for hard contract use, ideal for residential or commercial use.

Manufactured in sales territory (UK).

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Specifications/ Community Cafe Dining chairs in the Community Cafe strike the balance between practicality, hygiene and tactility.

Soft forms and well-crafted construction ensure comfort and durability.

Custom Resident custom Pier Chairs formed of Solidwool Welsh Mountain sustainable biocomposite.

For continuity across the Complex, Pier Chairs (in Solid Natural Oak) are proposed in Residence private apartments and staff room.

Product name; Pier Chair Supplier; Resident, New Zealand Designer; Leonard Kadid Dimensions; W54 x D49 x H95cm Notes; Appropriate for hard contract use, ideal for domestic and commercial use. Stackable

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Material name; Welsh Mountain Supplier; Solidwool, Devon Notes; Solidwool is a composite bio-resin material that utilises locally sourced waste wool. Natural and sustainable, the visible fibres create a tactile and characterful finish.

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Product; Resident, Pier Chair

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Material; Solidwool, Welsh Mountain

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Specifications/ Community Cafe Specified for their innovative and sustainable properties, the specified glaze contains 1.5% mix metal waste. The handmade qualites and variations in the speckled finish add texture to the Community Cafe kitchen and toilet.

Ignorance is Bliss Ceramic Tile in MTP1S_1.

For continuity across the Complex, Ignorance is Bliss Tiles feature in kitchens, bathrooms and the Water Therapy Spa.

Product name; Ceramic Tile in MTP1S_1 Finish name; Satin Supplier; Ignorance is Bliss, Netherlands Designer; Agne Kucerenkaite Dimensions; W7.5 x L15cm Notes; Straight bullnose edge.

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Product; Ignorance is Bliss, Ceramic Tile in MTP1S_1

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Specifications/ Community Cafe Pendant lamps selected for their sustainable and biodegradable properties, grown using an organic mushroom material, hemp straws and agro-industrial waste.

Their frosted glass light sources provide a softer light, ideal for hanging at eye-level above the dining tables.

Nunoko Kepure and Kepurele Pendant Lamps, formed of mycelium biocomposite.

Product name; Kepure Pendant Lamp Material/Finish name; Mycelium Biocomposite, Matte Glass Supplier; Nunoko, Lithuania Dimensions; D72 x H30 cm Notes; Circular properties, can be composted within 50 days, adding nutrients to the soil.

Flame retardant. Carbon neutral.

Product name; Kepurele Pendant Lamp Material/Finish name; Mycelium Biocomposite, Matte Glass Supplier; Nunoko, Lithuania Dimensions; D48 x H26 cm

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Close up material; Mycelium biocomposite

Product; Nunoko, Kepure Pendant Lamp

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Product; Nunoko, Kepurele Pendant Lamp

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Specifications/ Community Cafe The handwoven patterning and warm orange tones aid the creation of a tactile, inviting atmosphere.

Rugvista Seaby Rug in Rust Red.

Product name; Seaby Rug in Rust Red Supplier; Rugvista, Sweden Dimensions; W430 x L500cm and W200 x 300cm Notes; Handwoven, pile is made of wool, the warp is cotton.

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Product; Ignorance is Bliss, Ceramic Tile in MTP1S_1

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Specifications/ Community Garden Forming the paving, seating and raised bed of the Community Garden, these bricks were selected due to their visual warmth and tactile texture, and their sustainability properties; being formed of at least 60% construction waste.

Stone Cycling WasteBasedBricks in Almond Punched, with a fine lime mortar, and stacked grid layout.

For continuity across the Complex, WasteBasedBricks in Orange Punched feature in the Residence extension and ground floor communal area.

Product name; WasteBasedBricks Material/Finish name; Almond Punched Supplier; Stone Cycling, Netherlands Dimensions; W29 x L5 x D2.3 cm Notes; Custom sizes available. European product standard NEN-EN 771-1 for masonry bricks. Requires no maintenance. 91 kg waste per m2 up-cycled, CO2 compensated.

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Product; Stone Cycling, WasteBasedBrick in Almond Punched

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