Rhythms of Restlessness...Neurodiverse Design for Playful Minds
This project explores how architecture can support people with ADHD through a temporal spatial framework of Focus, Escape, and Rejoin. Developed as a co-working and activity space in Siam, Bangkok, it uses sensory gradation, transition, and flexible occupation to reduce perceptual load and enable neurodiverse ways of thinking, working, and engaging.
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A promising and distinctive thesis with an interesting approach to neurodiverse design. Developing the architectural drawings and evidence behind the sensory strategies would help the strong concept become more convincing.