Early Stages

One to one diagnosis: Special attention is given to the concept of d agnosis which is main stage nearest to entrance

Nesting Technique

Human scale: break up large spaces nto sma ler b ts with perforated walls, use of rugs and comfortab e he ghts

Trauma Informed Architecture

Less Industrial Less industrial materials: use of wood and natural fibers: insulation of sound and transmition of good scents

Sensory Boundaries

Thresholds gentle transition between indoor/outdoor spaces Creating Threshholds

Identity Anchors

Icebreaker elements: things that spark conversat on among strangers like work of art or a sublime view

Icebreaker elements things that spark conversat on among strangers like work of art or a sublime view

Visua nose

Membranes not dividers

Designs Triggering Trauma

Windows for interior rooms perforated screens or three quarter walls footsteps doors slamming, overhearing someone have an epsode buzzing ights or applances) lack of exits, unclear waynding, blndturns ,ndistngushable repeating doors and corrdors, stainsondoorsand wals

Uncomfortabe sensations noadjustablethermostat narrow halways,bucklingdoors,nofresh air nsttutional materials f uorescent ights, ceil ng ti es gener c furniture

Disruptive Sounds

Unpleasant scents (eg body odor, mldew cigarettesmoke perfumes)

Lackof securtyof belongings openwindows,broken securitycameras, marginalizedstairwels