Recovery Centre

He arrives quietly. He’s looking for a place where he can rest for a while, where no one pressures him, and where he can take a deep breath. Na slupi, in the quiet part of Albertov, stands a pair of buildings that feel both calm and strong. They draw him into a courtyard—open, yet protected. The identity of the buildings together forms a kind of shield, offering a sense of security without isolating him from the world. One part of the house offers living space for six people who, like him, need time for themselves—to go through a period of change, to recover, to find direction. The other part houses a café open to the public, therapy rooms, and physiotherapy. The house wasn’t created for people to shut themselves away, but to give him a safe place to slow down.