Private studio
Personal space inside a household with nearby common rooms.
Private space, shared setting
Use twelve studio lenses to prepare practical questions about privacy, light, access, patios and shared rooms.
Twelve sunward lenses
The ribbon moves from room form to personal rhythm, then ends at the visit boundary. It does not identify twelve real rooms or residents.
Personal space inside a household with nearby common rooms.
An orientation fact whose fittings and suitability need direct inspection.
A useful starting point, not a complete route or threshold assessment.
Most studios are publicly described as north facing; actual light varies.
A threshold for air, rest and planting, shown only through fictional imagery.
An optional shared interest, never a participation requirement.
Dimensions, turning space and surfaces belong in a personal inspection.
Furniture, photographs, books and routines can help a room feel settled.
Company and private time can coexist without constant participation.
Dining and living areas create optional moments of ordinary connection.
A household role that is distinct from nursing or personal care.
Use the ribbon to prepare; rely on current authorised information to decide.

Look beyond a label
A person may need to inspect approach gradients, doors, turning spaces, bathroom fittings, surface transitions, storage and the journey to shared rooms. The app offers questions, not measurements or certification.
Where a professional assessment is appropriate, an illustration and general public description cannot replace it.
What the app keeps out
The ribbon contains no vacancy status, room number, resident identity, price, eligibility score, health questionnaire or application form.
“Which daily route through the house matters most to me, and can I observe that exact route during an arranged visit?”
From screen to real conversation
Sunward Courtyard is an orientation companion. It does not show vacancies, costs, applications, eligibility decisions, tenancy terms, live schedules, care services or individual accessibility outcomes. For a housing decision, use an arranged visit and information supplied by authorised representatives.