Structural analysis of the Hélio Marin center's floors and facades
The Hélio Marin Centre in Vallauris is a specialized rehabilitation center that specializes in the treatment of musculoskeletal and neurological problems, as well as amputations. It was planned as a sanatorium based on the principle of stepped terraces, providing patients maximum exposure to the sun, and was built in 1934 as part of the architectural heritage of 20th-century institutions.
This unique concrete structure, with its tiered system of G+7 levels housing belvedere chambers and three basement levels, has undergone significant modifications throughout time that are unconnected to the original construction.