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Exploring Sensory Design in Therapeutic Architecture

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Healthcare Facilities Design and Sustainability Architecture, Modernity, and Design Architecture, Design, and Social History

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Exploring Sensory DesignThis thesis aims to explore how architecture optimize the healing process through the senses, making it imperative that vision only reinforce the other senses.With only sight, people become detached from a relationship with the environment through the suppression of the other senses.However by taking advantage of the other senses, is it possible to create a design for the body as opposed to it being visually and conceptually dominated?This will be applied in a clinical setting,to create a therapeutic environment.Following the concept that a healing space can be space which is not just experienced visually but through all the senses.

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1994Downcast eyes: the denigration of vision in twentieth-century French thought 2007Questions of Perception: Phenomenology of Architecture 2010Innovations in Hospital Architecture 2009Evidence-based design of health care facilities 2002Culture and Customs of Ghana 2010Architecture Oriented Otherwise 2011The Architecture of Hope: Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres 2008Creating optimal healing environments in a health care setting.

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