Going Green

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Going Green

• Energy Efficient Colours
• Colour Solutions to Help Avert Global Warming

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Colours for Energy Efficiency

• Colour is one of natures amazing vibrational
  energies that can be used to support energy
  efficiency.
• Colours we wear can energise our bodies such as
  red tones of underwear and clothing to stimulate
  the body and actually bring up the warmth
  therefore reducing heating requirements.

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Colours for Energy Efficiency

• Blues can bring down the heart beat and cool off
  our bodies therefore less need for
  airconditioners, etc.
• Greens to support our nervous system and relax
  the muscles of our eyes when using computers, etc.

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Colours for Energy Efficiency

• Darker colours absorb more heat, example roofs,
  walls, windows. Lighter colours reflect light,
  so therefore they dont hold the heat as much.
• Lighter colours are preferable for soffits and
  eaves to reflect more light through the windows
  for added interior light. Fenceline walls in
  lighter colours are also good reflectors.

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Colours for Energy Efficiency

• Yellow tones give you more interior light
  reflection than any other colour and decreases
  the need for artificial lighting.
• These are a few examples on how to add on the
  scientific logic of colour to everyday situations
  making it quicker and more effective to humanise
  the environment.

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Welcome to Coloractions World of Colour Science

• Coloraction International continues to research
  for presentations at our Australia-wide workshops
  joining metaphysical and scientific colour
  responses to humanise environments and personal
  wellbeing.
• We have found letterheads, business cards,
  signage, websites personal image also supports
  your personal and business life.

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Welcome to Coloractions World of Colour Science

• Creative science proves everybody is attracted to
  or repelled by colour at a subconscious level.

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SIR ISAAC NEWTONS COLOUR PHYSICS THEORY 1676

• Colour results from light waves a particular
  electromagnetic energy
• COLOUR WAVE LENGTH (mu) FREQUENCY
• Red 800 650 400-470 billion
• Orange 640 590 470520 billion
• Yellow 580-550 520-590 billion
• Green 530-490 590-650 billion
• Blue 480-460 650-700 billion
• Indigo 450-440 7 00-760 billion
• Violet 430-390 760-800 billion

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Jails Main Cells

• The main jail cell area was painted soft greens
  to balance the emotions. Soft peach doors to
  relax the brain and the muscles to prevent
  aggressive behaviour.

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Jail Craft Area

• The Wet Craft room was decorated in cool greens
  to enable the inmates to focus on their projects
  and reduce body temperatures. The warm timber
  tones stimulate the brain to enhance their
  ability to think clearly and creatively.

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Hospitals

• The hospital exterior front entry was painted
  aqua to clearly display the entrance and to also
  reduce stress in finding the emergency entrance.

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Hospital Admittance Area

• The warm tones add comfort and support which
  balances with the aquas to relax the nervous
  system. Aquas help calm the emotions to assist
  staff with patients family in distress.

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House Exteriors

• Before After
• By painting out the dark brick in classic
  sandstone colours, it not only appeared to widen
  the property, it also lifted its value and added
  extra energy efficiency by preventing heat
  absorption.

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Commercial Building Exterior

• Before After
• As this Ryde office block complex had lost its
  appeal we were asked to repaint the exterior to
  give it more skyline prominence. It is now more
  visually appealing therefore lifting the
  occupancy rate.

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Harbourside Company Boardroom

• Before After
• Painting the walls a soft blue flowed into
  exterior view of sea and sky therefore visually
  doubling the size of the room. The soft blue
  also assists in relaxing the nervous system and
  the abstract night sky painting added an
  inspirational background to energise and support
  during long mentally-taxing meetings.

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Government Company Foyer

• Before After
• Reception areas are vital for a first
  impression. We designed the space to be more
  inviting, colourful and inspirational. The
  colours were used to represent our tourist
  industry. The yellow are warming and
  stimulating, the reds are inviting and exciting
  and the blues balance by adding a touch of calm
  and serenity.

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Book Publishing Foyer

• We designed these particular colours to
  represent what this company stands for. Orange
  for communication and deep blues for executive
  integrity.

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Sydney Jetcats

• We used blues and reds to bring new life to the
  interior of the Sydney Jetcat. The colours were
  chosen to harmonise with the sea and bring
  relaxation to the passengers. Certain greens
  should never be used for seagoing vessels as it
  has proved to bring about feelings of seasickness.

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Bathroom Interior

• As the client felt this bathroom was too cold
  and dull, we were asked to refurbish with
  skylights and changing all colours to soft warms
  and textures to raise the body temperature and
  add more light.

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Colours for the Physically Impaired

• This whole property was designed around a
  quadriplegic blind boy. By using colour and
  texture he could differentiate between the
  cupboards and navigate his way in the kitchen.
  Colours in his playroom were designed to heighten
  his visual sensitivity and add excitement and
  stimulation to his playtime.