The site is active for many age groups. But there is a similar need, which is safety, career, The ability to access hospitals and knowledge. Therefore causing the architectural question that how to design an area that people of all ages can share? And can answer the architectural question that we can design for people to use together by designing layers that people can share and use color as an architectural tool to attract users. Therefore, the functions that are created in the building are created for the needs of the actual space user.

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Sune Lindstrom, an architecture professor, noted that "all elements in architectural work result in the sense of the people who work in the environment”. For instance, abnormal physical characteristics such as narrow, dark, deep, limited-visibility, and unpredictable characteristics can cause various emotional reactions including stress, anxiety, rapid heartbeat, and higher blood pressure. The elements include the brightness perceived by the eyes. The intensity of color brightness has different impacts on feelings since the color we see is the color of the light that reflects on an object into our eyes. The feeling we have when we look light at grey is different from the feeling we have toward dark gray color. The intensity of color depends on the lighting characteristics on an object and the reflective performance on a surface (wall, furniture) that leads to different results.

 

Dr. Podolsky, a color expert, studied about colors and psychology and found that colors influence the human body, and all of us are controlled by the influence of our surroundings. The selection and management of colors to be used in the environment around us become very important. For example, the total number of suicidal statistics at the Black Fraire Bridge in London dropped after changing the bridge’s color from black to green. In a study, women were experimented by having them work in a blue room at 75 degrees Fahrenheit and in a yellow room at 72 Fahrenheit . Each of them said that the blue room was cooler even though it was the yellow room that was 3 degrees Fahrenheit cooler (Paul w Seagera, 1950).