"Chromatic Flow" A Color-Coded Atrium

Project idea

This design suggests changes to the inside of a building to improve how people feel and move around. It focuses on organizing different areas and using color to tell a story. Inspired by the idea of "Chromatic Flow," this project uses a careful choice of colors red, yellow, and blue to help people move around, define different areas, and create feelings. These areas include spaces for working, relaxing, having fun, and sitting together, all designed with colorful plants and creative hard surfaces. The design aims to encourage teamwork, creativity, and relaxation. It also seeks to create a visual connection to nature and a peaceful environment by using eco-friendly materials, lively lighting, and colorful plants. The main goal is to create a welcoming and fun space that improves how people interact in the atrium every day.

Project description

This project aims to change an administrative atrium into a lively and flexible space that allows for different user activities and improves the overall quality of the area. The suggested solution creates a welcoming and fun place by using different colors for different areas. Each area has a special purpose, like focusing, resting, having fun, or socializing. The design includes plants and hard surfaces, comfortable seating, paths that are easy to walk on, and good lighting to make the space enjoyable for everyone. The focus is on looking good, making users comfortable, and being friendly to the environment. This way, the atrium works not just as a passage but as a lively and enjoyable space that shows modern design ideas.

Technical information

The suggested interior design plan includes an office atrium. The area is split into four main zones: places to rest, spots to sit, entertainment areas, and places to focus. Each zone has different colored floors and furniture ,red, yellow, and blue ,to help people find their way around. The materials used are strong colored rubber floors, eco-friendly wood finishes, shiny concrete, and metal details. Softscape elements include a mix of trees like Field Elm, Trident Maple, and Cherry Laurel. These trees change with the seasons and add beauty to the area. Hardscape features include specially designed pergolas, artistic seating, and plant containers. Additionally, living walls and interactive lights improve the comfort of the area. The lighting system includes basic lights for general use and special lights for decoration, making it useful both during the day and at night. This helps keep the area safe and creates a nice mood. All design elements meet comfort guidelines, fire safety rules, and accessibility needs.