What are your design principles?

Connection to the outdoors

• Outdoor porches + yards

• Story of Wayne and the poppies

• Threshold spaces—Indoor/Outdoor

• Story about Toni and the claustrophobic warehouses

• Community garden spaces

• Viewsheds out the window

• Chuck about the seeing out in the field

• Toni talking about the wetland, knowing we need housing but will miss it

• Privacy Gradient (“From the most private part of the dwelling, to a semiprivate front terrace, to the common areas, allows residents to choose how private or public they want to be at any given moment and makes transitions more relaxed.”)

• Public

• Semi-Public/Private

• Private

• Haven’t had this, hard to come by on the streets

• Talk about how the pallet shelters aren’t insulated for sound so you hear everything…sesso too, Wayne

• Neal mentioned one day when someone had missed garden club because they were sleeping, trend: people sleep for the first 3 months, making up for all the lost sleep from before

• Supportive Wellness/Healing Spaces

• Medicinal gardens

• Conflict resolution spaces/cool-off zones

• Quiet spaces/community spaces

• Exercise spaces/Wellness space/yoga space (walking path, exercise room, laying down)

• Medical Center

• Art/Education Center

• Independent Spaces

• Storage

• Bike storage

• The felt senses — sensorial experiences

• Rating a space/design based on the senses

• Plants: edible, tactile, aural/audible (like bamboo in the wind), olfactive/smellable, moving (like grass that’s mounding, uneven: Reiki foot rocks???), temperature, pain/pleasure

• Wind flow (protection/exposure)

• Temperature (summer vs winter space vs shoulder seasons)

• Resiliency spaces

• Water catchment

• Garden beds

• Solar

• Pollinator gardens + bioswales

• Community Gathering Spaces

• Smoke Shacks

• Kitchens

• Garden

• Fire pit

• Education space

• Lounge area

• Shared Kitchen/Dining Hall

• Pet-Friendly Spaces

• Dog runs

• Walking path

• Park Entrance