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2022/Jul/07
Loop Architects completes ring-shaped nursing home for dementia patients in Iceland
Architectural News
Author: Alyn Griffiths
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Danish studio Loop Architects arranged this circular care home in Selfoss, Iceland, around a landscaped central garden to create a "homely and stimulating" environment for residents with dementia.
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