Sanctuary Spaces installations give you the power and place to pause and revive your mind and body.

Who Can Benefit

Sanctuary Spaces environments support those who are sensitive to stimulus, struggle with conditions triggered by overstimulation, as well as individuals who have experienced trauma, brain injuries, emotional, cognitive and physical disabilities.

Additionally, because we are all affected by constant change and disruptions in our day-to-day lives, integrating Sanctuary Spaces into an environment creates advantages for many people who just need a break from the usual hustle and bustle of the world.

Sanctuary Spaces builds or adapts proposed and existing environments to provide a sense of calm. These carefully curated built environments create seamless spaces that provide a sense of equanimity, balance and harmony.

Our Audiences

Sensitivities to Stimulus

Those who are sensitive to stimulus or who struggle with conditions triggered by it or have a hard time succeeding in current environments.

Affected by Trauma

Those affected by impactful life events, such as war vets, are usually triggered by over-stimulation. Spaces with low stimulus provide respite and are incredibly healing.

General Public

The entire population is affected by the way the current built environments operate – always over stimulated, which makes Sanctuary Spaces beneficial to all.

Health Care Applications

Creative Partner Vara Kamin’s Impressions of Light (VKI) artwork engages the senses and provides an opportunity for self-reflection and calm. Her work has been serving hospitals and healing centers, as well as the architectural and design community, since 2000.

Integration of visual healing withing existing environments.
Low stimulation needs in high-stress environments.
Adult/pediatric radiology suites, burn units, oncology treatment centers, psych clinics and other medical settings.