Emerging trends in the interior design of Social and psychological assistance centers

Abstract

This paper explores current trends in the interior design of social and psychological assistance centers, with a focus on creating inclusive, multifunctional, and emotionally supportive environments. It highlights the specific needs of diverse user groups and examines how design solutions can enhance accessibility, psychological comfort, and social reintegration. Based on case study and user needs, the study identifies key strategies including universal design principles, avoidance of clinical aesthetics, multifunctional zoning, and integration of natural materials and daylight. These findings offer practical recommendations for updating the design of such facilities in Ukraine in line with global best practices.