East of the hospice, a sensory garden has been created - as an intimate outdoor space contrasting the natural vegetation of the site's southern slope. To the west an orangery is build adjacent to a mirror pond and a patio space.

The garden is centered round a pond that reflects the garden into the building’s adjacent meeting room. The design of the garden makes it possible for both wheelchair users as well as bedridden patients to enter and get about, to ensure all residents the possibility to enjoy the gardens. Therefore the garden paths are paved with EPDM rubber surface and have rounded curves.

Variation has been paramount for the design of the planting scheme, the garden plants have thus been selected to make the garden appear vigorous from early spring until late autumn. Light wells have been made in the core of building in the form of atrium gardens to further stimulate the senses of the patients. Here the planting are of Mediterranean and Asians origin in order evoke patients memories of past holidays abroad.