The Children’s Rehabilitation Center is a complex comprising three buildings designed for residence and comprehensive psychosocial support. It serves as a «lighthouse project», demonstrating how principles of social resilience can be seamlessly integrated with modern architecture.

The heart of the complex is the main building, which serves as the primary space for interaction among children. Its design concept is rooted in the «primal form» of a house—the archetypal shape that young children intuitively draw. This recognizable geometry is imbued with profound meaning, conveying a sense of home, comfort, and safety.

The territory also features an administrative building and a sports complex complete with a swimming pool. Adjacent to the sports center, a public play and sports zone has been designed for the shared use of village residents and center visitors, fostering community integration.