Living in Monnikenheide : care, inclusion and architecture / Gideon Boie (editor) ; Gideon Boie ... [and six others]

Title & Author:

Living in Monnikenheide : care, inclusion and architecture / Gideon Boie (editor) ; Gideon Boie ... [and six others]

Publication:

Antwerpen : Flanders Architecture Institute, 2023.

Description:

160 pages : illustrations, plans ; 31 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.

Summary:

Monnikenheide in Zoersel is a residential care centre for people with mental disabilities. A special place for special people, it is examined from an architectural perspective for the first time in this book.00In the fifty-year building history of Monnikenheide, different architects have gone in search of new spatial possibilities, with inclusion as leitmotif. This has created a unique landscape that transcends the boundaries of care architecture. Monnikenheide is a powerful architectural statement about the place of people in society who depend on care.

ISBN:

9789492567314
9492567318

Subject:

Monnikenheide (Long-term care facility) Buildings.
Intellectual disability facilities Belgium Flanders.
People with mental disabilities Services for Belgium Flanders.
Architecture Belgium Flanders.
Équipements pour personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle Belgique Flandre.
Personnes ayant une déficience intellectuelle Services Belgique Flandre.
Architecture Belgique Flandre.

Added entries:

Boie, Gideon.

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Copy: 1
Status: On Order

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