Visual environment
color: Neutral palette. Greenery from outside.
light: large amounts of natural light. two lamps. overhead light.
graphics: B&W organic paintings.
Auditory Space
Roof design allows sound to interact more fluidly in space.
Textiles absorb sound waves.
Floor change increases hearing.
Olfactory Space
The flow of smell is equally dispersed, as the living room bisects the outside and the kitchen. The use of fabrics can sometimes catch unwanted odors.
Thermal Space
Textiles such as carpets, sofas, chairs enable users with warmth.
Contrasts with the granite floors and tile.
Kinesthetic Space
The flow throughout the space allows for entertaining and socializing. The living room also utilizes a floor change to increase visibility and dynamicism to space.
Tactile Space
Multiple textures in space allowing for constant stimulation. Artifacts that are unfamiliar adds visual and tactile interest. Constant change in feeling from smooth to rough to soft to solid.
Furniture Assessment
The furniture in the space is interesting and uncommon. This allows for a visual and tactile impression. These artifacts welcome the users and provide a variety of physical stimulation.
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