Biophilic Design Principles in Aged Care Environments by Supawood

Biophilic Design Principles in Aged Care Environments by Supawood.

Award-winning architecture firm, Calderflower Architects & Interiors, has once again demonstrated their commitment to creating innovative and harmonious living spaces with the completion of the Fresh Hope Communities facility in East Maitland, NSW. The Green Hills Residential Care Service, the latest addition to Fresh Hope Communities, showcases Calderflower's expertise in integrating biophilic design principles into aged care environments. Through the use of timber ceiling products from Supawood, Calderflower has achieved a warm and inviting atmosphere, marking a departure from the sterile environments of traditional aged care facilities.

Biophilic Design Principles by Supawood.

Biophilic design, which emphasizes the connection between humans and nature, is gaining traction in various sectors, including aged care. Natural materials like wood not only create visually appealing spaces but also contribute to residents' well-being by reducing stress and promoting a sense of tranquillity. With residents spending significant portions of their lives in these facilities, prioritizing their physical and psychological well-being is paramount.

Calderflower's choice of SUPAWOOD's SUPACOUSTIC Groove product underscores their dedication to creating spaces that are both aesthetically pleasing and functional. The versatility of SUPACOUSTIC Groove allows for seamless integration with other timber elements, further enhancing the overall design aesthetic.

Biophilic Design Principles by Supawood.

Matthew Reid, Senior Interior Designer at Calderflower Interiors, commended SUPAWOOD for their exceptional customer service, highlighting the success of their collaboration in bringing the vision for Fresh Hope Communities to life.

In embracing biophilic design principles, Calderflower Architects has not only transformed the physical environment of aged care facilities but has also enhanced the quality of life for residents, fostering a sense of comfort and well-being.

Find out more about this project at www.supawood.com