As a human-centered designer, I look at architecture as a human experience. I create space possessing mixed emotions across joy, anger, sadness, fear, trust, disgust, surprise and anticipation. The proportions of emotions users can feel are based on my primary analysis of User-Function-Space that I am intending to create.
I strive to create a sensory interaction with distinct experiences for my users that stimulates an emotional response to provoke engagement in users. Adding on that I also used materials, play of light, color, organizing shape and form, acoustics, etc to make sense of deeper meaning and create spatial relationships. 
User empathy is what my forms and spatial sequences call for.