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by Ann Zhao in Design > 3D Design

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You're First

This building I made is a place that should be stationed in Africa to help comfort people who are suffering from Ebola. The building would provide a safe and peaceful environment where patients could receive medical care, therapy, and emotional support. I designed the building to be on stilts so it can be protected from flooding, which can be a major problem in some areas. The windows would give people beautiful views of nature, such as mountains, beaches, and other scenery, which could help create a calm and relaxing atmosphere.

I also added a garden and park behind the building where people can sit, socialize, and talk with others who may have gone through similar experiences. There is a lake and benches where people can relax and take a break from everything happening around them. My goal is to create a place that focuses not only on helping people physically recover, but also on helping them feel supported, comfortable, and hopeful. If this building became a real place, I believe it could make a positive difference for people recovering from Ebola and other serious illnesses.

Supplies

Tinkercad.

The Building

I created a building that is on stilts, which helps keep it safe from floods. I added a door and windows that provide beautiful views of the scenery, such as mountains, beaches, and more. This building is a safe and peaceful place where people can receive different kinds of therapy and begin their journey toward recovery.

The Outside

I added a garden and park behind the building as a place where people can socialize and share their experiences with others who have gone through similar trauma. Talking with others can be one of the best ways to relax and begin healing after experiencing trauma. I also added different plants to make the area more peaceful and improve the scenery. There is also a lake with a bench where people can sit, relax, and take some time for themselves.

Done

That is everything I have for my building and garden/park, where therapy and socializing can happen. I believe that having a safe place to talk, relax, and connect with others can be an important part of recovering and coping after a deadly virus or serious sickness. If this became a real place, I believe it would be a wonderful place to visit and heal. Always remember that you come first!