Chitdee Theme Park: Enhancing Mental Health Awareness through Experiential Spaces

Abstract

Mental health has become a crucial global issue, affecting individuals across educational, social, and economic dimensions. This study proposes an interior design concept for “Chitdee Theme Park,” an innovative space that combines educational activities, technological applications, and social sciences perspectives to promote mental health awareness. The research employed documentary study, site analysis, user behavior analysis, and case studies of museums and recreational facilities. The design outcome integrates psychological testing activities, counseling zones, and relaxation areas within the Siam Scape Building, Bangkok. By applying color psychology, lighting technology, and circulation planning, the project provides a safe and enjoyable environment for self-reflection. The results demonstrate how interior design can act as an interdisciplinary tool for education, technology integration, and social innovation, offering a replicable model for therapeutic spaces.