project title : CENTER FOR THE REHABILITATION OF THE PARALYZED, CHITTAGONG (CRP)

> CRP main goal is to provide treatment who suffer from spinal cord injuries & other differently abled persons. To ensure the inclusion of disabled people into society through treatment, rehabilitation and support services , give them equal access to employment so that they remove physical and social barriers.


Healing through nature
An enclosed space acts as a sensory garden which is surrounded by medical services. Sensory gardens are designed to stimulate a multitude of senses and facilitate the mental and physical recovery of those that use it..
Multiple experience created by landscape and resting areas provide ‘pausing stations’ . Shaded garden formed a sanctuary for the patient to rest post therapy.
Soft and hard landscaping is a very strong element that holds the whole development together. It is intended that the greenery and ‘ spiritual therapy’ as part of the healing process.
Buildings are clustered according to principle function; and each cluster is intimately connected via the ‘primary spine’ .The buildings are placed sensitively on existing topography; maintaining & enhancing wherever possible
.Great emphasize on ‘green design’ such as orientation, maximize natural lighting and ventilation, creation of ‘wind corridor’, low e-glass, fixed and movable shading panels
A conscious move from hospital outlook into a more relax environment; again to expedite the healing process.

Vision-ensure disabled people into mainstream society

Mission- promote an environment to
have equal access to health, education,
employment, physical environment and information

Objectives-
provide treatment, rehabilitation and support services
develop programs for disabled children identification, therapeutic interventions and education.
equalization of opportunities to remove physical and social barriers.

PROJECT BACKGROUND
> founded in 1979 by Bangladeshis and a British physiotherapist, Valerie Taylor
> Appalled by lack of facilities for the disabled after1971
treatment for spinal injuries, therapy services at the grounds of Dhaka hospital.
> In 1990 moved in Savar.
CRP’s work
-human rights -livelihoods
healthcare -education
-ensure the inclusion of disabled people into society
-equal access to employment


There is no proper disabled center in Bangladesh it is still absent in our country especially in Chittagong, Bangladesh. Medical science has invented innumerous treatment methods, including therapeutic methods, recovery through nature, recovery through human interaction. I think, as an architect, I have a responsibly and the capability to address these problems through designing a niche which will provide extensive facilities to the disabled.

Project type- Health facilities
Location- Kalurghat , mohora ,Chittagong
Area of the site -10.8acre
Client – CRP Bangladesh
Financial Allocation: A.K khan group