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The building postulates feeling good inside toughness. The interior is dedicated to raising comfort and atmosphere. The fresh air, the passive cooling system, the visual comfort, the temperature, the individual overrides to the heating, ventilation and shading make up a building that feels good and keeps people healthy -proven. The atrium, finished in clay stucco, makes the building breath: air and light enter the building from all sides. It was given the qualification "the best building ever" by Building Services Journal.
The heart of the house
"Lochamara lodge is especially a feel good place for everything you can't find there: No traffic, no tv, no shops, no stress, no (mechanical) noise. (Hammock) heaven on earth."
"Back to the womb. Relaxing, reflecting, reading, recharging."
"There is no place like home. Although this house is for sale and I will move to another house, my feelgoodbuilding will always be home. Decoration is your own style. It's personalized to your wishes. And the people and animales that are in the building are the ones you love. Next to that it can be used as a working environment. When I would feel better at an other place, I would be thinking about problems at home. For me the most important aspect of ""feeling good"" is the People with whom you share the place, and there state of ""feeling good""."
"Nice natural materials, optimal air quality also for people with astma. Very quiet surroundings. Balanced entrance of natural light. Comfortable wall-heating system. Pleasant natural ventilation."
If painted good, it's worth millions.
"This airport has an atrium with endless paths you can roam around. The indoor space makes you feel like you're in a forest." Reference photo: National Geographic
The seat in my friends car
This is the seat in my friends car. It is well designed and well made seat from leather and has a seat heating function. But personally for me it is feelgood space because I feel safe there. Is it because of good design or quality of the car, or my friend who is driving - I do not know, but every time I am there I feel good.
The seat in my friends car
What you see is what you get, here i want to be all day! Unfortunately it is for climate, safety or what ever it wil be, not possible or it is rather hard in spite of this argument, i don't understand the reason why we usually build by mass instead of transparancy most houses are build like monopoly: walls, a roof and some smoke. the sun stays outside and the oil (so long there is) burns inside. In stead off starting with a concrete structure and making windows on positions were we want contact with the outside, I sugest: we start with a open bear-structure, keeping wind and rain ouitside with a glasswall, blind locally your privacy and keep your field of vision further than the curtain"
14520 River Rd Plano, Illinois 60545
sometimes the place that i feel good is not really about where it is or what it looks like, but the people that i stay with, like in this picture, a group of friends sit together, so it is the best space.
Laura Hulsman, Indoor Environmental Consultant
This building was part of a retrofit R&D program in order to create a stimulating and comfortable working environment. I was never able to experience it in real life, but the redesign should definitely be a FEELGOODBUILDING
Churh of the Eremitani
With all its simplicity it both humble and humbling. This makes it for me a true piece of human architecture.
Churh of the Eremitani
The space is spacious. It has no rectangular corners, but bent, curved walls and no flat ceiling but a dome. The light comes from every direction, and is diffused. The colours are natural. The artificial light are uplighters that give a natural and not blinding light. The construction is visible on the insight. The building gives a relaxing "feel".