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Redress Hub, Rehabilitation Centre, Bradford, England

Part 2 Project 2017
Waqar Hussain
 University of Huddersfield | UK
Thousands flee their homes due to tortures from brutal regimes, Redress Hub treats refugees entering the UK, focusing on healing mental trauma through various therapies including Art, Music, Counselling & Horticulture.

The site, a disused underground reservoir in Bradford was resurrected to house the refugees, expressing the symbol of freedom through the narrative of a birds nest and reintroducing water & vegetation to form a calm and soothing environment.


Tutor(s)
Mr Gerard Bareham
Adrian Evans
2017
Touch stone image of a birds nest, a symbol of protection and freedom.
The site, a disused underground reservoir located in Bradford.
Development images showing the progression of the design.
Location map of new proposal, building placed within the reservoir.
Lower ground, temp housing surrounded by greenery and waterfall followed by circulation corridor to rim of former reservoir at ground level.
First floor a series of pod like structure to house a variation of therapy such as music, art, yoga and horticulture.
Site sections showing design rooted within the reservoir, playing with horizontal and vertical movement.
Visualization showing nature within the architecture, fish scale pattern on copper cladding, bringing reservoir back to life by waterfall for soothing affect.
Details copper oxide cladding pod for temp housing.
3D detail showing the concept of the waterfall and play of vertical and horizontal circulation.
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