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Following our recent planning success at Warminster, we are pleased to reveal the building design in full. The 62-bed care home, for Angel/MNS Care Plc , provides a contemporary response to architecture in the locality, and complements a surrounding new housing development. The home will include dementia care and is sensitively planned internally to suit reduced unit sizes. A central café with views across landscape gardens is provided, and communal facilities are provided across three floors. We are pleased to share that we have been appointed to carry out tender stage design works, and we hope to see the development start on site in spring 2025! Visit our website at rmdesigngroup.co.uk #planningpermission #carehome #dementiacare #architecturaldesign #contemporarydesign #inhouserenders #3Dvisualisation #warminster
Alzheimer’s Society lights up Piccadilly! Ahead of #WorldAlzheimersMonth in September, we were given the incredible opportunity to take over the iconic Piccadilly Lights. The display brings the lived experience of people affected by dementia to the heart of the city, ensuring the message reaches millions of people visiting this iconic location. By sharing quotes from real people affected by dementia, the activation highlights the devastating impact that dementia has behind closed doors – and how Alzheimer’s Society will be there for anyone who needs us, again, and again and again. If you're in the area and want to take a look, these ads will be live until the end of the day on Sunday 1 September, with our takeover of the full display running at 50 minutes past the hour, every hour!