This diploma examines the potential of a new typology of care center, characterized by an open spatial organization with the greatest possible integration into society in terms of space and social aspects. The work includes an overview of the Alzheimer‘s Syndrom and its spatial effects as well as an analysis of the architectural context with different case studies and a detailed analysis of Bolzano. On this basis, the thesis develops its own design for a new type of a care as a landscape of health. This is an environment that helps Alzheimer‘s sufferers to self-determine an everyday life in the various stages of the disease. The holistic approach includes a wide range of services for affected persons and their families, from day care to inpatient treatment, as well as offers for the neighbourhood such as childcare, medical care and shopping facilities. The aim is to show a new strategy in contrast to conventional architectural of isolating care facility from society and to merge synergy effects.