Figure 1-4 Christopher House, Austin, Texas resonates remembrance through a wall mural with casts of hands of former patients

informal interaction where knowledge on perspectives, inspiration, disability management and faith can freely flow and be passed on.

As further observed in Case Studies and observed, if a substantial portion of land is available and voluntary programs are efficient, nurseries and gardens within the facility can also create fresh produce and act a source of revenue at times. Public events, school functions and horticulture patches can not only be economically viable, but windows to normal life for the patients who, if they choose to, can engage in observing or participating.

Most importantly, though unmeasurable, the aesthetics of a garden are its most important feature. The oxygenated air, sky and flora are undeniably some of the simplest pleasures of life which no living being should be deprived of. (Faurest, 2020)

1.1 Remembrance

Figure 1-4 Christopher House, Austin, Texas resonates remembrance through a wall mural with casts of hands of former patients

The concept of incorporating a memorial is of pressing importance in Hospitals, hospices, and therapeutic setups for both for patrons and residing patients. This can be both an indoor and outdoor feature or something of utility as well. The concept of a memorial may be permanent in the form of ward names, benches, fountains, pathways etc. An artistic rendition,