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NEA Project - Providing a safe and comfortable home (Clients/Target…

- - - - Anthrompometrics to provide support and comfort
        
        Supportive for elderly
        
        Exercising for students e.g. standing desks
    - - School/College/Uni work
        
        Organisation
        
        Easy access to most used items
        
        Furniture
        
        Comfortable chairs
        
        Luxurious
        
        Exercising - e.g standing desks
        
        Supportive
        
        Desks
        
        Promote hardwork
        
        Organised
        
        Client = students
        
        Art - carpal tunnel syndrome
    - - Gaming
        
        Comfortable chair
        
        Ergonomic controller
      - Outdoor playing
    - - Natural lighting
        
        Large open windows
        
        Flowing space
      - No blue light
        
        Causes sleep deprivation and insomnia
        
        Yellow lighting for late night work
  - - - Nostalgia
        
        Childhood nostalgia
        
        Designs derived from iconic products
      - Cohesive design
        
        Designs that are cohesive with the rest of the room/house
        
        Cohesive colour schemes
      - Iconic designs
      - Familiar designs
        
        Similar designs to products that the client already owns or likes
        
        Designs with motifs relating to client's interests
- - - - Locks
    - - Unlikely to break and cause harm
    - - Toddler childlocks
      - No sharp objects, choke hazards
    - - Smoke
      - Carbon Monoxide
      - Burglar alarms
- - - - Safety when eating
      - Safety when playing
      - Safe sleeping areas
    - - Safety when learning to walk
      - Safe play areas
      - Safety when in daycare
    - - Technology
        
        Enabling easier use of technology
        
        Helping prevent Technology addiction
      - Furniture
        
        Lightstand for working at night
        
        No blue light
        
        Chair
        
        Back support
        
        Anthropometrics
        
        Cushioning
        
        Exercise - e.g. standing chair
        
        Desk
        
        Exercising - e.g. standing desk
        
        Anthroposmetrics - e.g. for height
  - - - Lonely
      - Lack of independence
      - Frail
  - - - Promoting creativity and hard work
      - Separation between home and work life
  - - - Need easy access to help
    - - Lack of independence
      - Enable mobility
      - Less able