Health & Lifestyle Concept

Created

Aug 11, 2023 12:11 AM

Ilyaan

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Biggest problems in residential health & lifestyle areas

Too many residents, not enough space.
Not personalised enough.
The lifestyle and health services should be sufficient enough so people don’t have to go elsewhere, but not so ‘luxurious’ that it raises the rent/apartment price a lot. We must strike a balance.
Must be spacious enough, but not so much that its unsustainable.

Design Thinking Concept 1

Multi-purpose gym spaces with transformative equipment

Key question: How might we make shared health spaces spacious enough but also sustainable and space-conserving?

Design Thinking Concept 2

Fitness tools incorporated into rooms or common living spaces

Design Thinking Concept 3

Healthy practices such as sustainable eating (eg posters at Arillaga dining), healthy & fresh options etc

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Izzy

Design Thinking Concept 1

Home workout spaces

systems such as tonal or mirror that mount to the wall

they take up little space and don’t disturb the overall aesthetic of the home

Design Thinking Concept 2

Question: In such a small space, how can we allow for a growing collection of “stuff”

Design Thinking Concept 3

Question: How do we encourage sustainable habits that are also convienient?

teenagers often just order food on delivery apps for convinenence

what if instead we encouraged them to cook for themselves
in the smart home system (like alexa or google home) you can easily find recipies
the system will tell you the recipies that you can make given the ingredients in your fridge/the ingredients in the garden
there can also be a home composting machine that makes composting as convenient as throwing away trash

Created

Aug 11, 2023 12:11 AM

Ilyaan

‣

Biggest problems in residential health & lifestyle areas

Too many residents, not enough space.
Not personalised enough.
The lifestyle and health services should be sufficient enough so people don’t have to go elsewhere, but not so ‘luxurious’ that it raises the rent/apartment price a lot. We must strike a balance.
Must be spacious enough, but not so much that its unsustainable.

Design Thinking Concept 1

Multi-purpose gym spaces with transformative equipment

Key question: How might we make shared health spaces spacious enough but also sustainable and space-conserving?

Design Thinking Concept 2

Fitness tools incorporated into rooms or common living spaces

Design Thinking Concept 3

Healthy practices such as sustainable eating (eg posters at Arillaga dining), healthy & fresh options etc

‣

Izzy

Design Thinking Concept 1

Home workout spaces

systems such as tonal or mirror that mount to the wall

they take up little space and don’t disturb the overall aesthetic of the home

Design Thinking Concept 2

Question: In such a small space, how can we allow for a growing collection of “stuff”

Design Thinking Concept 3

Question: How do we encourage sustainable habits that are also convienient?

teenagers often just order food on delivery apps for convinenence

what if instead we encouraged them to cook for themselves
in the smart home system (like alexa or google home) you can easily find recipies
the system will tell you the recipies that you can make given the ingredients in your fridge/the ingredients in the garden
there can also be a home composting machine that makes composting as convenient as throwing away trash