The design intent emphasizes contrast and balance, integrating light and dark, solid and void, and linear versus dynamic forms to create a harmonized spatial experience. Functional zoning and spatial hierarchy guide the layout, ensuring clear transitions between therapy, rehabilitation, and social reintegration spaces such as the amphitheater, multipurpose hall, and green courtyards. The strategy incorporates healing architecture, blending structured geometry with organic landscapes to foster psychological recovery, social interaction, and sensory stimulation. Additionally, the use of natural light, open circulation, and biophilic elements enhances well-being and spatial fluidity, reinforcing a sense of security and renewal for individuals undergoing long-term rehabilitation. 

The rehabilitation center design emphasizes functionality, accessibility, and a therapeutic environment, strategically integrating key facilities such as the therapy block, multipurpose hall, and dormitories to foster seamless circulation and a sense of community. Open green spaces, recreational areas, and defined pathways enhance movement and engagement, promoting overall well-being. The incorporation of natural materials and green roofs aligns with sustainable design principles, while water features and designated activity zones contribute to a tranquil and rehabilitative atmosphere. The architectural approach balances privacy with openness, creating a secure yet inviting space that supports recovery and holistic healing.