How 15-minute city design principles help combat loneliness at this senior centre in Norway
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Location
Lyngdal, NorwayDesign
3RW Arkitekter, Nord Architects
Client
Lyngdal Municipality
Floor Area
12,500 sq-m
To combat issues like loneliness, commonly experienced by residents of elderly care homes, 3RW Arkitekter and Nord Architects designed the Lyngdal Healthcare Centre in Lyngdal, N
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