HKS Introduces Sensa, a Blueprint for Neuroinclusive Hospitality

Rather than conventional hallways, transition zones are woven between public areas as quiet alcoves with textured corridors where guests take a moment before entering a new environment. These in-between spaces encourage self-regulation while making everyday movement feel more predictable. “Just as the program spaces are important in any project, the transition spaces that connect them also play a role in the success of a hotel,” says Jones.