The Power of Multisensory Design
4 HSW CE Credits - AIA # DAS489 - IDCEC # 119520 - FL BOAID # 98791561 - LSBID # 11.891.24
What would happen to design if everyone was blind? Architects and Designers have become increasingly oculocentric. Where the way a design looks can become the dominant component. Yet new studies into Cognitive Neuroscience and Neuro Architecture are providing data-driven information regarding the critical importance of engaging all the senses. Wouldn’t you like your projects to produce stronger reactions, generate deeper memories and create richer experiences? See how integrating all the senses improves the lives of those with cognitive conditions. How multisensory design can make wayfinding safer and easier. How it can help students and employees learn better. And even how it can reduce anxiety and lower stress. Sight is just one of the senses. Join us to “see” what you can achieve when you design for Multi Senses!
Lynne Wilkinson
Lynne is a licensed Interior Designer in the state of Florida, Texas and Maryland. She holds a National Certificate for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) and has earned degrees from The Art Institute and The Ohio State University. Experience includes serving as Principal of a full-service interior design firm, founding a residential building certification program as well as founding and serving as Principal for a consulting and product development company focused on the 50+ age market. She serves as a national instructor to interior designers, architects, and builders focusing on building and designing for the baby boomer market.
