Rehabilitation of children after oncological diseases is a particularly delicate matter. The building designed for this purpose should also be delicate, as its image will remain in the patients’ memory as a place of rehabilitation, becoming a symbolic space associated with the post-illness period.

The use of natural materials, such as wood, creates a safe and warm space free from associations with hospitals, which can often be unpleasant. The textures and colors of natural materials absorb sound and excess artificial light, creating a soothing, almost meditative atmosphere.
Conditions that encourage focus and balance are suitable for both rehabilitation and learning processes.