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Atlanta, Georgia
Project Location Atlanta is rich in culture and history. It is the home of the Civil Rights movement in America, the busiest airport in the world, a diverse musical heritage, the largest aquarium in the world, and much more. Atlanta's culture and historical roots are all evident in colorful street murals and graffiti. Atlanta-based artists create a strong sense of community and identity for the city and its people.
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Art + s s e n l l e W Street art builds a sense of community, embraces diversity, and makes spaces feel more welcoming (Parolek 2014). Through art we can express authenticity, encourage good mood, creativity, motivation and productivity (Baybina 2016). Art and color can have positive physiological, biological, psychological and aesthetic functions within a space (Barybina 2016).
Unity
Liberty
Aesthetics
Identity History
Creativity
Freedom
Innovation
Expression
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"A compliment I usually get is 'Every time I drive by your mural, it makes me happy'.' That makes me feel like I accomplished something."
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“All I can remember is always being an outcast. Art and doing anything creative made me feel better.�
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"I have to make art. It completes me. It keeps me sane. It energizes me. Hours spent drawing in intricate lines or painting in patterns is not only satisfying to me but meditative."
Psychology of Color
5 Space Typologies
RED: excitement, passion, power, increase in appetite
BLUE: calm, order, reflection, increase in productivity
WORK
GREEN: tranquility, concentration, relaxation, optimistic
MEETING
YELLOW: energetic, cheerful, warmth
SOCIAL
PINK: calm, kind, nurturing, joyful, creative, euphoric
RESOURCE
ORANGE: enthusiasm, energy, happiness REJUVENATION PURPLE: conveys wisdom, soothing, elegant, spiritual
Cherry, K. (2020, May 28). Can Color Affect Your Mood and Behavior? Retrieved November 9, 2020, from https://www.verywellmind.com/color-psychology-2795824
Color Coded Spaces
Color coding for wellness and wayfinding.
Colors & Materials Palette
Floor Plan - Floor 2 1. Reception 2. WorkCafe 3. Inspiration Zone 4. Project Team Spaces 5. Conference Room 6. Open Office 7. Private Offices 8. Art Therapy Room 9. Mother's Room 10. Outdoor Wellness Area 11. Resource Center 12. Private Enclave 13. Bathroom 14. Storage
Floor Plan - Floor 1 1. Forum Space 2. Video Conference Space 3. Resource Center 4. Private Enclave
Reflected Ceiling Plans
Beam 2 Recessed - Axis Lighting
Sonneman Pi 1 Light LED Pendant
Symmetry Downlight - Visa Lighting
Beam 2 Pendant - Axis Lighting
Armstrong Ceiling Baffles
Decorative Pendant
Reception
Inspiration Zone
WorkCafe
Open Office and Private Offices
WorkCafe and Open Office Elevation
Chalkboard Collaboration Walls
Art Therapy Room
Project Team Spaces
Outdoor Wellness Area
Monumental Staircase
Forum
Mother's Room
Next Thank You
Bibliography Barybina, E. (2016, May 27). Interior Design: How Colors and Materials Impact Space: BG Consultants: Engineering & Architecture in Kansas. Retrieved November 16, 2020, from http://www.bgcons.com/insights/2016/05/27/interior-design-how-colors-and-materials-impact-space Cherry, K. (2020, May 28). Can Color Affect Your Mood and Behavior? Retrieved November 9, 2020, from https://www.verywellmind.com/color-psychology-2795824 Parolek, D. (2017, December 12). The Power of Public Art: How Murals Beautify Cities and Build Communities. Retrieved November 9, 2020, from https://opticosdesign.com/blog/the-power-of-public-art-murals/ Symonds, P. (2019, May 01). Colour coding signage to guide and help people navigate - Wayfaring. Retrieved November 16, 2020, from https://www.travelwayfinding.com/colour-coding-signage/ Wallace, E. (2019, April 24). Why the Wellness Industry Means Big Business for Designers and Architects. Retrieved October 14, 2020, from https://www.architectmagazine.com/practice/a-case-for-inclusive-design_o