Geriatric centre with 322 places in Liesing, Vienna, 2012; architects: Riepl, Kaufmann Bammer Architecture; ground floor with bistro and day centre, open to park and local area; 4 living realms, each with roughly 26 residents on every upper floor; common care station for every two living realms with common rooms for dining; circulation routes via glazed bridges that link two living realms; on third floor – for dementia patients – roof garden extends the corridor ambulatory space.

Geriatric centre with 322 places in Liesing, Vienna, 2012; architects: Riepl, Kaufmann Bammer Architecture; ground floor with bistro and day centre, open to park and local area; 4 living realms, each with roughly 26 residents on every upper floor; common care station for every two living realms with common rooms for dining; circulation routes via glazed bridges that link two living realms; on third floor – for dementia patients – roof garden extends the corridor ambulatory space.

Image credit: Bruno Klomfar