ADAPTATION OF BUILDINGS IN PRIMIRARY MENTAL HEALTH CARE: POSTOCCUPATION EVALUATION IN CAPS AD III
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https://doi.org/10.29327/sbqp2021.438015Keywords:
Healthcare environments, Mental Health, adapted environment, POEAbstract
Psychosocial Care Centers - Alcohol and Drugs (CAPS-AD) attend people with mental suffering related to the use of alcohol and other drugs. As a mental health service, it has particularities regarding their spatial organization. However, many units are installed in existing buildings. In this study, a Post-Occupancy Evaluation was carried out to evaluate the spatial quality of three buildings in São Paulo adapted for the implementation of CAPS AD III. Two of them were installed in residential buildings and the third in a building that used to serve as psychiatric inpatient unit. Aspects of the building´s architecture were surveyed, and unit workers answered questionnaires about their perception of the environment´s quality. The results indicate that the reforms failed to respond to some of the needs of its users, related to spatial physical comfort, temperature and air quality, tranquility and social and organizational relationships. The unit installed in a former hospital had the worst performance. For future projects to better fit the organizational requirements of CAPS, it is necessary to include employees in the process, throughparticipatory projects.
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