The adjacency of kitchens and nap rooms is particularly challenging due to the contrasting activities that occur in these spaces. Kitchens are areas of high activity, often generating significant noise from cooking and social interactions, while nap rooms require a quiet environment to facilitate rest and relaxation. Without the possibility of reprogramming these spaces to different locations, additional sound mitigation measures become essential to prevent noise transmission from the kitchen to the nap room. This scenario underscores the importance of thoughtful spatial planning and acoustic design in aligning with the WELL Building Standard's objective of creating environments that cater to the diverse needs of occupants, ensuring that spaces designated for rest and relaxation are adequately protected from disruptive noise.