Maggie's Centre

Richard Rogers Built 2008 Długa 1, 31-147 Kraków, Poland

Contemporary 85%
Eclectic 70%

Maggie's Centre, designed by Richard Rogers, is a striking example of contemporary architecture that emphasizes light and openness. The building serves as a support center for cancer patients and their families, highlighting the importance of architecture in healing environments.

Architectural Styles

Contemporary

85%

The building features clean lines, a mix of materials, and a focus on transparency through extensive glazing.

Large glass windows
Curved roofline
Minimalist façade
Open-plan interior spaces

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Eclectic

70%

The combination of traditional and modern elements, such as the contrasting use of brick and glass, showcases an eclectic approach.

Brick detailing
Green copper roof
Variety of architectural forms

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Notable Features

Healing garden
Open communal spaces
Sustainable design elements

Historical Context

Built in 2008, Maggie's Centre represents a modern approach to healthcare architecture, merging functional design with therapeutic space for cancer support.