失智友善空间：记忆点、回游动线与地坪辨识

Design a dementia-friendly care interior in Taiwan, where the environment itself does the orienting. Show a continuous looping circulation with no dead ends — a corridor that returns to where it started, so walking is never frustrated — with each stretch given a distinct character: one lined in warm timber, one with a window wall onto a garden, one with a wall of familiar old photographs and objects from the residents' era. Detail memory points at each turn: a real object on a shelf, a specific colour of doorway, a distinctive light fitting, so residents navigate by recognition rather than by signage. Show the flooring as one continuous tone with no pattern, no strong colour change and no shiny finish, since contrast in the floor can read as a step. Detail the doors residents may use in a strong contrasting colour and the staff doors painted the same colour as the wall so they disappear. Show handrails in warm timber on both sides. Include residents walking and sitting. Photorealistic, warm, legible, eye-level view along the loop.