KOMOREBI THRESHOLD Journal
Anthropic Claude Integration / 2026

SPATIAL
INTELLIGENCE

A research lab & computational engine modeling threshold architecture, microclimate gradients, and quiet living via Claude AI.

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12+ Measured Sites
03 Neural Models
CLAUDE 5.5 API Foundation
Engine Status ● Online

Komorebi Spatial Engine

Powered by Claude 5.5 Sonnet for multi-modal spatial telemetry & daylight microclimate reasoning.

Analyzing natural light deceleration, acoustic rebound, and natural timber surface friction through proprietary LLM prompts.

Model: claude-sonnet-5-5
Task: Microclimate Prompt Reasoning
Lux Filter Reduction: 12,000 lx → 450 lx
Manifesto

Beyond
Beige Surfaces.

Modern architecture replaced thresholds with raw glass and synthetic laminates. We are using LLMs to reverse sensory exhaustion.

In Japanese vernacular structures, the threshold is not an opening—it is a physical buffer: Engawa (perimeter porch), Hisashi (deep eaves), and Genkan (sunken transition). Each regulates thermal transfer, dust, and psychological decompression.

Our platform combines physical field sensor measurements with Claude's contextual reasoning to give architects an intelligent copilot for natural living environments.

Site-Measured Physical lux logs
Claude Powered Reasoning engine
Long-term Focus Quiet architecture
Core Technology

Architecture × Claude

Module 01

Threshold Depth Modeling

Computes how stepped entries and sliding Shoji partitions absorb exterior noise and buffer humidity without mechanical air circulation.

Module 02

Light & Glare Deceleration

Generates timber slat spacing recommendations based on seasonal sun angles to convert harsh direct glare into diffused tactile shadows.

Module 03

Tactile Material Index

Indexes unsealed white oak, acoustic plaster, and tatami surfaces to reduce visual distraction and cognitive fatigue for residential occupants.

12,000 lx → 450 lx Daylight Deceleration Ratio
2700K Circadian Evening Protocol
Oak · Stone · Linen Acoustic Reflection Dampening
Architecture Pipeline
Raw Spatial Video
Sensory Data
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Claude 5.5 Sonnet
Vision & Reasoning Engine
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Calculated Deceleration Protocols
Editorial Field Logs
Latest Research / Field Logs

Published by the Spatial Engine

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Beige Japandi daybed against a textured limewash wall with morning light
Field Log 04 · LatestOct 9, 2026

Why Your Beige Home Feels Cold

Beige is not the problem. Flat beige is. On texture, negative space and tactile contrast that warm a room without adding colour.

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Small Japandi genkan entryway with low oak bench and pebble tray
Deep Dive 01Oct 9, 2026

Genkan Design Guide: A Small Entryway That Resets the Day

One low bench, one pebble tray, one woven step. A renter-friendly genkan with dimensions and a one-afternoon checklist.

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Unvarnished oak threshold step with woven genkan mat and shoji screen in morning light
Field Log 03Oct 9, 2026

The 1cm Step That Breaks the Flow

One centimetre at the doorway can tax your attention all evening. On threshold hesitation, genkan pause points, unvarnished oak and shoji light.

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Direct Inquiry

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For Anthropic ecosystem reviews, architectural collaborations, and advisory.

Founder Email founder@komorebithreshold.com

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