Controlled Plurality

Controlled Plurality constitutes a cohesive and controlled spatial system of sensory regulation, wherein the distinct separation of the five building clusters, gradual transitions, and the central internal garden combine to form a unified, supportive framework for adults on the severe end of the autism spectrum. This organization enables seamless adaptation between spatial units characterized by varying levels of stimuli, facilitated by protected circulation paths, intermediate spaces, and controlled audiovisual conditions.

Spaces for decompression and focused concentration are strategically integrated throughout the building, providing immediate access to calm indoor and outdoor environments. Together, these strategies foster autonomy, reduce sensory overload, and support a predictable daily routine.

On a broader scale, the proposal extends into the surrounding green network, allowing the outdoor spaces to become part of a larger ecological and therapeutic landscape while carefully mitigating stimuli from nearby 28is Oktovriou Street by strategically using staff and support spaces as a barrier.