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Beyond Building Green
Creating Spaces That
Celebrate the Art of Living

Sustainability in Design
Sustainability: The potential for long-term maintenance of
well-being – meet the needs of the present without
compromising the ability of future generations to meet their
own needs.
•Energy efficiency
•Reduce waste, pollution
•Protect occupant health

Contemporary Sciences
Neuroscience
Evidence-Based
Design

3 Essential Design Considerations
• Connectivity
• Balance
• Sensorial Perceptions

Connectivity
● Our connection to the entire system of life
● Definable, finite gathering space
● Supportive social spaces

Connections to Community and Context
Connectivity

External cues guiding natural, circadian rhythm
Connectivity

Window placement and daylighting
Connectivity

Thresholds
Set the Tone for the Unfolding Experience
Connectivity

Connection to the Experience of Home
Connectivity

Central Core – True Heart
• Clearly Defined Gathering Spaces
• Conversation-friendly furniture configurations
Connectivity

Heart/Hearth
Connectivity
Protection
Bonding
Mutual Support

Balance:
The Yin and Yang of Spacial Qualities
Yin
»Solitary functions
»Intimate spaces
»Dark colors
»Soft forms
»Dim Lighting
»Soft textures
»Still, quiet
Yang
»Social gathering
»Grand spaces
»Light Colors
»Straight forms
»Bright lighting
»Hard textures
»Active, loud

• Sensorial filters
– Movement, Touch
– Sight
– Sound
– Scent
– Taste
Sensorial Perceptions:
Experiences a space provides

Movement through Space
Sensorial
Perceptions

Movement through adjacencies
Sensorial
Perceptions

Sense of Touch: Material Choices
Sensorial
Perceptions

Wood Element
• Alive
• Peaceful
• Centered
• Fresh
Sensorial
Perceptions

Fire Element
• Excites
• Warms
• Commands
attention
• Distorts time
SensorialSensorial
PerceptionsPerceptions

Earth Element
• Stability
• Grounded
• Peaceful
• Secure
Sensorial
Perceptions

Metal Element
• Reflective
• Status
• Adornment
Sensorial
Perceptions

Water Element
• Cool
• Soothing
• Meditative
• Fluid
Sensorial
Perceptions

Sight / Light
● Essential to emotional well-being
● Defines shape, depth, color
● Quantity and quality
Sensorial
Perceptions

Sight / Color
● Invites, Inspires, Influences
● Psychologically, color drives responses and behavior
● Use to shape experiences
Sensorial
Perceptions

Scent
Basil
Cedar
Eucalyptus
Jasmine
Lime/lemon
Mint
Orange
Pine
Rose
Sandalwood
Cheers
Dispels Fear
Clears Sinuses, reduces stress
Calming, releases tension
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Strengthens, cleanses
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Sensorial
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1. Beyond Building Green Creating Spaces That Celebrate the Art of Living

2. Sustainability in Design Sustainability: The potential for long-term maintenance of well-being – meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. •Energy efficiency •Reduce waste, pollution •Protect occupant health

3. Quality over Quantity

4. The Affect of Space – Person/Place

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6. Contemporary Sciences Neuroscience Evidence-Based Design

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8. 3 Essential Design Considerations • Connectivity • Balance • Sensorial Perceptions

9. Connectivity ● Our connection to the entire system of life ● Definable, finite gathering space ● Supportive social spaces

10. Connections to Community and Context Connectivity

11. Connection to Nature Connectivity

12. External cues guiding natural, circadian rhythm Connectivity

13. Window placement and daylighting Connectivity

14. Interior Views Connectivity

15. Thresholds Set the Tone for the Unfolding Experience Connectivity

16. Connection to the Experience of Home Connectivity

17. Central Core – True Heart • Clearly Defined Gathering Spaces • Conversation-friendly furniture configurations Connectivity

18. Heart/Hearth Connectivity Protection Bonding Mutual Support

19. Interpersonal Connections Connectivity

20. Balance: The Yin and Yang of Spacial Qualities Yin »Solitary functions »Intimate spaces »Dark colors »Soft forms »Dim Lighting »Soft textures »Still, quiet Yang »Social gathering »Grand spaces »Light Colors »Straight forms »Bright lighting »Hard textures »Active, loud

21. Scale and Proportion: Function Balance

22. Balance

23. Private vs. Social Spaces Balance

24. • Sensorial filters – Movement, Touch – Sight – Sound – Scent – Taste Sensorial Perceptions: Experiences a space provides

25. Movement through Space Sensorial Perceptions

26. Movement through adjacencies Sensorial Perceptions

27. Sense of Touch: Material Choices Sensorial Perceptions

28. Wood Element • Alive • Peaceful • Centered • Fresh Sensorial Perceptions

29. Fire Element • Excites • Warms • Commands attention • Distorts time SensorialSensorial PerceptionsPerceptions

30. Earth Element • Stability • Grounded • Peaceful • Secure Sensorial Perceptions

31. Metal Element • Reflective • Status • Adornment Sensorial Perceptions

32. Water Element • Cool • Soothing • Meditative • Fluid Sensorial Perceptions

33. Sight / Light ● Essential to emotional well-being ● Defines shape, depth, color ● Quantity and quality Sensorial Perceptions

34. Sight / Color ● Invites, Inspires, Influences ● Psychologically, color drives responses and behavior ● Use to shape experiences Sensorial Perceptions

35. Sound Sensorial Perceptions

36. Scent Basil Cedar Eucalyptus Jasmine Lime/lemon Mint Orange Pine Rose Sandalwood Cheers Dispels Fear Clears Sinuses, reduces stress Calming, releases tension Elevates mood, fights fatigue Clears thinking Promotes warmth, self-confidence Strengthens, cleanses Strengthens inner being Raises spirits Sensorial Perceptions Aromatherapy Basics

37. Taste Sensorial Perceptions

38. Home is your castle –Live Well Beautifully

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Sustainability: The potential for long-term maintenance of well-being, which has environmental, economic, and social dimensions United Nations decade of education for sustainability “ Challenging us all to adopt new behaviors and practices to secure our future”
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