Maggie’s Centres offer uplifting spaces where cancer patients receive care within incredible architecture
Architecture can impact our well-being and shape our lives dramatically. Scottish writer, artist and garden designer, the late Margaret Keswick Jencks, who battled breast cancer, believed treatment environments needed good design.
She founded Maggie’s Centres with her husband, which are not typical healthcare facilities. Instead, they serve as sanctuaries of solace, offering vital support and respite to individuals and families affected by cancer.
Located adjacent to some of the United Kingdom’s most prominent cancer treatment hospitals, these centres are also outstanding as they were designed by some of the world’s most renowned architects. As much a work of art as they are functional spaces. Maggie’s Centres can be found throughout the UK and worldwide, all…
