Micole Kong
student
Raffles College of Higher Education
Singapore
Interior Design
Mental health challenges have become a growing concern among Malaysian students. High academic pressure, societal expectations, financial stress, and lack of… more
Chaitanya Korra
advisor
University of New Mexico
United States of America
I am a multidisciplinary sustainability strategist, specializing in innovative infrastructure… more
Relevance and Timeliness: The project addresses an urgent and critical issue—mental health among students—making it highly relevant and impactful.
Conceptual Clarity: The concept is clearly articulated with a thoughtful integration of nature and multisensory experiences, promoting mindfulness and wellness effectively.
User-Centered Design:Excellent identification of primary and secondary users. Spaces are thoughtfully designed to balance academic, social, and emotional needs.
Sustainability and Biophilic Design: Effective use of biophilic elements such as greenery, indoor farming, and natural daylight to enhance wellness.
"The Serenity" demonstrates commendable innovation in addressing mental health through thoughtful design. The project excellently balances functional requirements with creative, wellness-oriented solutions. With minor enhancements addressing technical execution and operational clarity, this project has significant potential to positively impact student wellness in Malaysia.
Explore further integration with local community programs or partnerships, enhancing the facility’s role as a community asset.