Maggie's Centre Fife is located in Kirkaldy, Scotland. The building was designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid. The building stands is a program drop-in cancer care center. The Maggie's Centre Fife is within the grounds of Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy. Providing a resource and counseling center for people with cancer, Maggie's Fife is domestic in scale but unique in execution. For more details, please refer to the concept of building from the Maggie's Centre Fife we have taken from the official website owned by Zaha Hadid.
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| Photography © Chris Gascoigne |
Maggie's Centre Fife Building Concept
The Maggie’s Centre Fife is within the grounds of Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy. Providing a resource and counselling centre for people with cancer, Maggie’s Fife is domestic in scale but unique in execution.
Maggie’s Centre Fife is located on the edge of a hollow adjacent to the hospital. The hollow has a dramatic topography, which in combination with the natural foliage and trees creates a very distinctive protected environment in stark contrast to the other facilities of Victoria Hospital. As a single storey construction, Maggie’s Fife is a continuation of the existing tree-line that surrounds this natural hollow. The centre has been designed as a transition between the two different types of spaces – the natural landscape and the hospital. By using various study models, Zaha Hadid Architects explored how an edge to the hollow could be developed which transforms itself into a building envelope – becoming a gateway to the natural landscape. (Source: http://www.zaha-hadid.com)
Photo Gallery of Maggie's Centre Fife
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| Photography © Werner Huthmacher |
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| Photography © Werner Huthmacher |
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| Photography © Werner Huthmacher |
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| Photography © Chris Gascoigne |
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| Photography © Hélène Binet |
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| Photography © Chris Gascoigne |
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