Cocoon Space
Cocoon Space
Problem
Over and over, kids and adults ask for quiet places to reflect and practice mindfulness. As mental and emotional health becomes increasingly sought after in our schools, we need spaces that are calm and relaxing.
Solution
Cocoon spaces offer a soft, quiet area that allows the students to be alone and feel nurtured.
Related Patterns Cave Space, Outdoor Cocoon Space, Calming Retreat, Choice in Environment
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- Case Study: Col-legi Montserrat
One of the priorities at this Early Childhood Learning Center was creating multiple play zones, including cocoons.
- The Importance of the Quiet Zone
This blog from Edutopia describes why humans desire quiet and intimate spaces.