Compared spatial interpretations in the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art

The communication skills of the architecture allow the possibility to regulate the perceptual interactions between the user and the space, contributing to the definition of mental images that are generally associated with the user's visual abilities. Through the study of the explorations that took place inside the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art, we intend to compare the ability of people with visual disabilities and not to understand and mental reconstruct of space: a process that materializes in mental images obtained from visual and substitute perceptions attributable to multisensory theories. Understanding the most incidental aspects of this process through comparison allows us to emphasize the role of multisensoriality: a component capable of enriching exploration for everyone, expanding the concept of inclusiveness to the possibility of perception of architectural qualities by blind people.