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Human Attraction The document summarizes observations from a study on what visually stimulates human attraction in a public retail environment. It was found that brightly colored clothing and environments attracted more people compared to monochrome areas. People were also more drawn to seating areas with other people rather than empty monochrome seats. Additionally, friends and couples tended to match their styles through similar colors, prints, or overall looks. Most individuals held items in their hands like phones or cameras, highlighting a fixation on keeping hands occupied in public spaces.

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Human Attraction What characteristics visually stimulate a human ?
Pheromones Human pheromones are brain substances that trigger responses of attraction. Our mission was to observe in a public space what attracts people in a retail and scenically diverse environment.
Retail attraction
Rockefeller Center Week 1
Rockefeller Center Week 1
Rockefeller Center Week 1
Rockefeller Center Week 1
Retail visually Retail is a industry that relies on consumer attraction to manufactured goods. For initial sensory to view each competitors offerings, we view shoppers who are vividly dressed in attire that is vibrant. They are entering the retail store , LEGO. This store is targeted to a younger crowd , but attracts an older crowd in this story of photos who are as colorful as the store itself. The pheromones in this ideal is COLOR.
Rockefeller Center Week 1
Rockefeller Center Week 1
We can observe from the neutrally dressed consumer that his phemorones are not stimulated and he does not enter the LEGO store. His natural attraction is not to color, and proves that stimulation of the senses can potentially vary.
Tourist Attraction Besides the natural attraction visually of consumers, we also solemnly and collaboratively observed where people sat. Public seating is something that is also correlated to human attraction by choosing the environment they wish to be in
Rockefeller Center Week 1
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Rockefeller Center Week 1
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Sensory Seating The observations we have made conclude that a monochrome color is less desirable for seating then a polychromatic seating environment. The dense seating on the bench is across from the vividly colorful LEGO store. The monochromatic glamorous seating that is empty is in the Swarovski store. Directly across from the store is public seating in a more diverse public setting. We can see the other people go where other people are, regardless of the color or appearance. People are attracted to the likes of other people, a pheromones that is triggered by visual attraction and assumption of following.
Tendency to Match We noticed that several couples/friends/families dressed alike. Similar dress codes include: ? Color Schemes ? Prints ? Tones ? Overall Style This suggests that groups of people influence each other¡¯s styles, and ultimately their purchasing choices.
Graphics ¡®Country styled¡¯ boots
Vertical stripes, similar hues Classical styles, same hues
Similar green hue White and blue horizontal stripes
Colored pants Similar neutral colors
Hand Fixation Most people were holding something in their hands. Items included: cell phones, cameras, sunglasses, shopping bags This highlights the growing fixation on keeping your hands busy in public AND private spaces
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Rockefeller Center Week 1

  • 1. Human Attraction What characteristics visually stimulate a human ?
  • 2. Pheromones Human pheromones are brain substances that trigger responses of attraction. Our mission was to observe in a public space what attracts people in a retail and scenically diverse environment.
  • 8. Retail visually Retail is a industry that relies on consumer attraction to manufactured goods. For initial sensory to view each competitors offerings, we view shoppers who are vividly dressed in attire that is vibrant. They are entering the retail store , LEGO. This store is targeted to a younger crowd , but attracts an older crowd in this story of photos who are as colorful as the store itself. The pheromones in this ideal is COLOR.
  • 11. We can observe from the neutrally dressed consumer that his phemorones are not stimulated and he does not enter the LEGO store. His natural attraction is not to color, and proves that stimulation of the senses can potentially vary.
  • 12. Tourist Attraction Besides the natural attraction visually of consumers, we also solemnly and collaboratively observed where people sat. Public seating is something that is also correlated to human attraction by choosing the environment they wish to be in
  • 19. Sensory Seating The observations we have made conclude that a monochrome color is less desirable for seating then a polychromatic seating environment. The dense seating on the bench is across from the vividly colorful LEGO store. The monochromatic glamorous seating that is empty is in the Swarovski store. Directly across from the store is public seating in a more diverse public setting. We can see the other people go where other people are, regardless of the color or appearance. People are attracted to the likes of other people, a pheromones that is triggered by visual attraction and assumption of following.
  • 20. Tendency to Match We noticed that several couples/friends/families dressed alike. Similar dress codes include: ? Color Schemes ? Prints ? Tones ? Overall Style This suggests that groups of people influence each other¡¯s styles, and ultimately their purchasing choices.
  • 22. Vertical stripes, similar hues Classical styles, same hues
  • 23. Similar green hue White and blue horizontal stripes
  • 25. Hand Fixation Most people were holding something in their hands. Items included: cell phones, cameras, sunglasses, shopping bags This highlights the growing fixation on keeping your hands busy in public AND private spaces