Transforming Old Spaces Into
New Opportunities for Healing
Incorporating natural elements, such as plants and water, into design can promote healing and reduce stress.
Biophilic design
Incorporating natural environments into therapy, such as forest therapy or horticultural therapy, can have positive effects on mental health and well-being.
Nature-based therapy
Creating outdoor spaces for reflection and meditation, such as healing gardens, can help support the grieving process.
Therapeutic gardens
Incorporating sensory elements, such as sound and light, into design can create a soothing and calming environment.
Sensory design
Designing spaces that encourage social interaction and support, such as community gardens, can help promote healing.
Community spaces
Designing spaces with intention and mindfulness can create a sense of calm and peace, helping support those grieving.
Mindful spaces
Using specific colors, such as blue and green, in design can have a positive effect on mood and emotion.
Color therapy
Integrating art and creativity into therapy can help individuals express their emotions and work through grief.
Art therapy
Designing spaces that allow individuals to express their emotions, such as memorials and monuments, can be therapeutic.
Expressive architecture
Designing outdoor spaces that incorporate elements of nature, such as parks and nature reserves, can promote healing and provide a space for reflection.