People will live independently in Park Vossenberg, but with easy access to any care they may need. Using domotics (wandering detection) the freedom and safety of residents can be protected. This means that the freedom and community circles of people with dementia can stay as large as possible for as long as possible. In addition, the layout incorporates a number of experiential areas to encourage people to move, explore and meet. 

The chapel is the beating heart of the new assisted living complex but also has a clear socio-cultural function in the wider area. There is space to meet and relax, to have a snack or a drink and to hold meetings or performances. The façade features a number of passages to the newly designed square next to the chapel.

In partnership with the various project partners an innovative sustainability concept has been designed. An existing auxiliary building on the site has been repurposed as an energy house,  which regulates the balance in the heat and cold storage and provides the various sections of the building with the required heat and cold. The concept is grounded in an all-electric plan using solar panels on the flat roofs to generate electricity, for heat and cold storage, heat pumps, heat recovery and biodynamic LED lighting.