The entrance into the home, featuring the exterior soothe moment of the limestone wall. Heated by the sun, providing comfort for body aches and cramps.
Exterior elevation and perspective showing the form of the house and how it directs light into the space.
A map to show how the house has been orientated to maximise the sun's path across the year.
Some perspectives of a few experiential moments, making rituals of support spatially accessible for menstruating bodies.
Bachelor of Design with Honours
Spatial Design
Rest and Return is a residential home designed to support the lifestyle of menstruating bodies. Utilising traditional modes of timekeeping from the sun and our internal cycles, this home promotes alignment between the environment and those who inhabit them. Using spatial design to place menstruating bodies at the centre - supporting their complex daily and monthly hormonal cycle this space enables intuitive inhabitation and facilitates productivity and wellbeing.
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