I want to understand how researchers and designers describe the changing human experience in a world shaped by AI, especially through small, intentional, or “cozy” digital spaces.

Neuro-soothing Brutalism

• Aesthetic cue: concrete hush, beige noise, soft brutalism, sensory-safe, grounded grids


• Obscure source: Experimental “quiet room” installations at Dutch Design Week exploring overstimulation, sensory ergonomics, and neurodivergent comfort.

There's a feeling you get

in the presence of

beautiful buildings and bustling courtyards.

A sense that these spaces

are inviting you to slow down,

deepen your attention, and be

a bit more human.

What if our software could do the same?