Multisenzorická rezidenční architektura: Přístup zaměřený na člověka v Brně

Abstract

The project idea is inspired by todays need of spaces where someone can move away from their daily routine and find moments of rest and rejuvenation. The proposal explores the relationship between architecture, nature and well-being while creating an environment that encourages reflection, calmness and emotional balance. The design shows how we can inter-relate spatial organization, natural light, ventilation and pleasant views. Also, by providing unrestricted experiences and promote comfort for individuals. The proposal offers the users a short-term stay that supports their mental and emotional well-being by relaxing their mind, body and soul. The design emphasizes creating spaces that support both individual solitude and limited social interaction while allowing users to choose a method to engage with the environment as well as with each other. A strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is achieved through open pathways, landscape openness and integrating nature into everyday experience. Overall, the project is designed to create a restorative retreat that responds to the growing need for a space that can nurture human health and emotional resilience through interactions with ones own self and their surroundings.The project idea is inspired by todays need of spaces where someone can move away from their daily routine and find moments of rest and rejuvenation. The proposal explores the relationship between architecture, nature and well-being while creating an environment that encourages reflection, calmness and emotional balance. The design shows how we can inter-relate spatial organization, natural light, ventilation and pleasant views. Also, by providing unrestricted experiences and promote comfort for individuals. The proposal offers the users a short-term stay that supports their mental and emotional well-being by relaxing their mind, body and soul. The design emphasizes creating spaces that support both individual solitude and limited social interaction while allowing users to choose a method to engage with the environment as well as with each other. A strong connection between indoor and outdoor spaces is achieved through open pathways, landscape openness and integrating nature into everyday experience. Overall, the project is designed to create a restorative retreat that responds to the growing need for a space that can nurture human health and emotional resilience through interactions with ones own self and their surroundings.