A Bridge to Self - Resilience : Vocational Rehabilitation for The Physically Disabled with Behavioral Architecture Approach

Abstract

One of the buildings that requires facilities for people with special needs is a Vocational Rehabilitation building. Vocational Rehabilitation is a series of processes aimed at helping individuals with disabilities and disabilities to obtain, maintain, or return to work, and engage in other productive activities. Architectural design plays an important role in achieving the success of Vocational Rehabilitation, especially through a behavioral architecture approach. Behavioral architecture is an architecture whose application always involves behavioral considerations in a design. In vocational rehabilitation buildings, buildings designed with behavioral architecture principles in mind can improve accessibility, encourage social interaction, and create a more inclusive environment and support the rehabilitation process for people with disabilities.