Therapy center

Architecture, Graphic Design, Interior Design, Autodesk Revit Architecture (All Versions), Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign

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Image 3 of 6 from gallery of aarhus arkitekterne Designs Revolutionary Proton Therapy Center for Denmark. Photograph by aarhus arkitekterne

soft. meditative. relaxing. In June 2020, I completed my Comprehensive Thesis Project for my professional degree in Interior Architecture. This project went through three stages: programming, schematic design, and design development. I chose a topic that is important to me and designed a Healing Center for Trauma Patients that addresses creating nourishing, thoughtful, and stress-reducing spaces that support a mindful experience for patients undergoing mental and physical trauma…

DES MOINES, Iowa, May 6, 2021 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Stride Autism Centers ("Stride"), a mission-driven provider of evidence-based therapy for children with autism, today announced that it has expanded to serve families at four centers throughout Iowa. Stride is now actively enrolling clients at all four locations, including Clive and Johnston in the Des Moines metro area, Cedar Rapids, and Davenport in the Quad Cities. - News from Stride Autism Centers, issued by Send2Press Newswire

The concept is about linking and breathing. The connection between people’s inner world and the external material world, and the linking between each individual that attracts and influences each other. People with emotional insecurity generally have social phobias and their links were...

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Creating a “Healing Village” to Embrace Advanced Therapies The Concord Cancer Hospital and Proton Therapy Center will be the benchmarking facility for fighting cancer with the latest technology while providing the ideal environment to foster the healing process for the patient. The complex is divided in two parts — a 400-bed tower and a research structure — connected by a sinuous public concourse where users can meet and mingle.