Rhythms of geometry

In this thesis, I explore how reimagined furniture—designed through the synthesis of sound, light, and texture with simple geometric forms—can alleviate sensory overload and create transformative, accessible environments for neurodiverse individuals. Grounded in both personal experience and a critical review of artistic and architectural influences—from Ron Arad’s innovative tessellations to Frank Lloyd Wright’s nature-integrated forms and the Bauhaus ethos of Walter Gropius—my research articulates a design philosophy where simplicity and order provide visual and tactile calmness.