A Trauma Rehabilitation Centre at the White Cliffs of Dover, exploring how architecture can support psychological healing through light, shadow, landscape, and materiality. The building is embedded into the natural slope of the cliffs, creating a sequence from darkness and enclosure towards light, openness, and connection with nature. Concrete and glass form an expressive architectural language, while therapeutic spaces, courtyards, and framed sea views create a calm environment for reflection, recovery, and renewal.
Muhammad Haris Khalid
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