In today’s fast-paced society, the rise of individualism and community disconnection has led to feelings of isolation, particularly impacting vulnerable groups such as the elderly, children, and individuals with disabilities.

To address these challenges, the Sensory-Inclusive Healing Community emphasizes the mobilization of people’s five senses to experience architecture and reconnect with nature. The proposal not only aims to raise awareness for these groups but also to provide them with a safe, convenient, and comfortable environment. Universal design principles will be employed to accommodate a wide range of sensory experiences and preferences. The design will focus on how residents experience things and the significance of these experiences in their lives. By emphasizing sensory experiences, community integration, and support services, the project will be realized through accessible design, sensory gardens, inclusive design, and community collaboration.

These pressing social issues are becoming more pronounced, and as designers, we can validate design strategies within the project and continuously refine and improve them, with the hope of helping vulnerable groups thrive in society and promote social well-being.