Sensory design

Multi-Sensory Room Equipment for schools and special needs- Good for use in special and primary schools. Explore the bubble tubes and interactive wall panels with all the other sensory equipment made in the UK in our own workshops

TOUCH ME WALLPAPER (2003 - ongoing) by Zena Berzina. HINT: Touch sensitive walls! "Touch Me Wallpaper is an interactive sensory-appeal textile membrane that changes color in response to environmental or human heat. People are invited to interact with the wallpaper by touching it and crating their own bodily heat patterns, which are temporarily recorded on the wall until they fade away completely."* *from the book Fashionable Technology by Sabine Seymour.

Image 3 of 11 from gallery of Sensory Design: Architecture for a Full Spectrum of Senses. Haven’t you always wanted …? / M@ STUDIO Architects. Photo: © Peter Bennetts

Hopscotch Garden Stepping Stones

The project is to be treated as a reset of the current thinking about architecture and a return to the basic laws of aesthetics and perception of architecture, which gives it an additional title of a work of art. It is also supposed to be a repair of disturbed senses and sensory deprivation as well as communication on the architecture-recipient line. #Urbandesigncompetition #Conceptarchitecturecompetition

Cole Massie, 12, feels the texture on the sensory wall at the universal access playground at Anthony C. Beilenson Park at Lake Balboa, Monday, March 22, 2010. The sensory wall was built by Lexington Design + Fabrication, of Pacoima, and Shane's Inspiration, a Van Nuys whose mission is to create universally accessible playgrounds and programs that socially integrate children of all abilities. (Michael Owen Baker/Staff Photographer)

hus was the furniture designed, the levels were managed and the indoor-outdoor connect was established. Immense detailing went into creating and customizing elements that would act as an aid for teaching/learning like the music wall, sensory path, the alphabets game, etc.

Samantha Grover

Tubo Kids is an exhibition imagined by Italian studio Mathery (whose we already have talked about previously) being part of the Hangzhou International Design We

Sensory Room Ideas: Vibrant colors, cozy lighting, and interactive walls for an immersive space!

What is the Aim Challenge Developmental disabilities—e.g., autism spectrum disorders (ASD), cerebral palsy—involve early onset of physical and/or cognitive impairments and often accompany abnormal sensory processing. One in 59 U.S. children is estimated to have ASD, and those with ASD tend to have more atypical sensory processing. High sensory stimulation in schools can interfere with students’ […]

liquid MIDI is an experimental textile interface for sonic interactions, exploring aesthetics and morphology in contemporary design.

Designed by Zeng Yu Ting -Winner in Life Science Design/Physical therapy and therapy products Finger Ring!, a hand rehabilitation painting aid designed for children with cerebral palsy, allows them to create 3D paintings, helping them improve hand convulsions and insufficient tension. It contains a finger cot, an artboard and a pigment box. The finger cot can be stained with colors and support patients to paint. According to the level of patient’s tension,

The Oasis is an immersive temporary installation created in mall to spark a space for people to stop, engage, and connect with the people around them. #interactiveart #immersiveart #design #installation #publicart

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A Sensory Concentration Space (SCS) is soft microcosm that lets you and/or a group concentrate on your senses with LED lights and scents to ground you.