Healing Space
Healing Space
Dibbo Barman
Sumaia Islam Arpita
H.M.A.ANAMTHER SHAH
Bangladesh
Project Description
Concept Analysis: Transit to Tranquility
Concept Essence: “Transit to Tranquility” reflects the journey from an active, noisy, or distracted state to one of inner calm and focus. This concept embodies movement, transformation, and a gradual unfolding from stimulation to serenity.
Design Philosophy: The design emphasizes progression—both physical and sensory. Spaces shift from dynamic, social areas to peaceful, introspective zones. Materials, light, and spatial proportions are choreographed to guide users toward tranquility.
Spatial Zoning:
**Arrival Zone:** Vibrant, welcoming entrance with open sightlines and natural light.
**Transition Pathways:** Corridors or ramps with filtered lighting and subtle textures, encouraging slower movement.
**Core Healing/Quiet Space:** Minimalist, acoustically calm interiors with warm, tactile finishes.
Form & Material Language
Curvilinear pathways to soften movement.
Gradual changes in ceiling height to signal transition.
Use of wood, stone, and fabric to convey warmth.
Light gradients: brighter at entry, softer near healing zones.
Sensory Elements
**Sound:** Noise-reducing panels, water features to mask external sound.
**Light:** Skylights and clerestories to create shifting light patterns.
**Touch:** Textures that evolve from crisp and defined to soft and smooth.
User Experience: Visitors experience a metaphorical and physical ‘transit,’ arriving with external stress and gradually transitioning to deep calm. This journey strengthens the healing qualities of the space and supports well-being.