Sensory architecture

The project is to be treated as a reset of the current thinking about architecture and a return to the basic laws of aesthetics and perception of architecture, which gives it an additional title of a work of art. It is also supposed to be a repair of disturbed senses and sensory deprivation as well as communication on the architecture-recipient line. #Urbandesigncompetition #Conceptarchitecturecompetition

Image 3 of 10 from gallery of Terra Australis: Australia's New Cultural Projects Down Under. Photograph by Peter Bennetts

The innovations in these projects go above and beyond the requisite wheelchair-accessible ramp, demonstrating how modern architects are designing for disabilities in new and inventive ways.

Image 40 of 43 from gallery of Healing Architecture in China: Through a Sensorial and Spatial Experience. Photograph by Freeman

Read the introduction to the exhibition book for The Senses: Design Beyond Vision.

Arts and Recreation Centre for the Blind Amy Evans Graduating Project - RMIT Architecture and Urban Design

Architecture can unarguably be defined as an experience for the users that goes beyond the space and the mere spatial arrangement.

“Temporary Playground For A Permanent Place” is a proposal for sensory play for children to freely explore their environment and foster resilience and confidence. The design responds to the site’s natural climate and physicality. It seeks to provide a feeling of safety in an otherwise challenging and unstable environment. # Concept Architecture Competition

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Sensory Journey is a prefabricated pavilion where users gather and experience the virtual world. Tortuosity of the pavilion resembles the virtual world.