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Multi-Sensory Architecture

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54 projects

Julia

Neurodiversity architecture-the concept of a neuroinclusive Living Lab for contemporary workspaces

Based on original empirical research, this project explores how architecture can support sensory regulation and cognitive well-being. It proposes a neuroinclusive Living Lab that translates scientific evidence into practical design strategies, creating a flexible model for inclusive, human-centred workplaces and meeting areas.

Ema and Ivan

Start: SenseScape

SenseScape is a visitor centre where Indonesia’s five regions are explored through the five senses. Visitors walk through 25 pavilions, each offering a unique sight, sound, smell, touch, or taste. The platforms and pavilions rise above the water, with a floating market below, turning architecture into a personal journey.

Divy

Intersection of performing arts in sensory design

This thesis proposes a sensory-driven design for the Sewri Performing Arts Centre, integrating light, texture, sound, movement, comfort, and site response. Moving beyond function and aesthetics, it explores how architecture can shape memory, mood, and interaction, creating spaces that are iconic, human, and experientially rich.

Heru and 2 others

Polyphony: a multidimensional dialogue

Two forms of musical styles were extracted as the main design elements. Dialogue: our building adopts a dialogic form design, the symmetry of the two structural forms creates a strong sense of dialog. Classical Music and Rebel Rock：Rebel rock is a kind of subversion and exploration of classical.

Isa

DeafSpace meets compact living

A reconstruction of a former office buiding reveals a new type of housing and turns into a hospitality/ resitential building in Berlin Germany.

Hoda

Fluid Spaces

Space is consisting of multi-layers like transportation, working, living, and the Presence of every individual person. The project "Fluid Spaces" is an architectural response to all these dynamic interactions. In this project, space is created within self-optimizable fluid expanded in a 3d magnetic field based on the evaluation of all different layers.

Alicja

CON/TEXT/THEATER

The essence of the assumption is to popularize the book and the related culture of reading as a subjective value, displaced by and associated with new media haste. The overriding value of the project is the system possibility of the variable configuration and scale of the functional system, expanding it by adding more modules, depending on the needs.

Michael and 2 others

EMERGENT / The Picturesque Evolved

The intent of this design is to create meaningful connections amongst site, program and reality of program and everyday life/discovery and create new biophilic form design that isn’t dependent upon site build components or major disturbances that then need to be “grown back” to meet the definition of a blurred boundary.

Rowan

Parallel Universe

This is a retro futuristic project that aims to avoid the usual representation of post-human architecture, typically associated with the image of eerie dystopian world. This project tackles the possibility to co-navigate this new realm of design as to how humans, robot can co-exist in the different realities .

Melika

SPECTACULAR FLOW

Cafe and restaurant training center In this project, the reason I choose this topic was my experience in this field. I trained at coffeeshop company in Vienna and in my country there is a lack of education in this major one of the references I read was The society of the spectacle by Guy Debord. from the outside, the project seems simple but it is complex

parisa and 5 others

Panoramic Perception

The main purpose of the show was the value of all human senses with a different view of the subject. We have found, and this could not be achieved except with the benefit of all human senses In fact, we wanted to aim deeper than the relentless rain of images in the observation tower.

Julia

Autistic childcare centre

The design is focused on providing sensory comfort for its users and on supporting the therapeutic process. The urban layout of the building is the result of an analysis of the needs of autistic children, such as the need for order and repetition, as well as the scattered building arrangement surrounding the plot.