KURA Centro de Neuroreabilitação

Abstract

The use of design strategies that aim to achieve the user's well-being in different types of buildings, promotes their psychological, physical and mental restoration. In establishments directly concerned with health recovery, the use of concepts such as neuroscience applied to architecture, environmental psychology and biophilia make building a direct agent in the recovery of patients. Based on studies in these areas, it is possible to obtain reliable results for the execution of an evidencebased project. The present work aims to investigate these concepts and apply them in the elaboration of the architectural, urban and landscape design of a Neurorehabilitation Center in the city of Lauro de Freitas, Bahia.