Child's Perspective

Challenge to design a workspace through a child’s perspective

Pittsburgh, United States

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Winner

1 Entry

IremNur and Almina

FLOW

'Flow' refers to the process of imagining a work environment from a child's perspective. Given the socio-economic situation in Pittsburgh, the start-up centre was seen as the ideal solution for the community, merging the needs of the locals with the vision of children perspective.

People's Choice Award

1 Entry

Paria and Begum

The Ramp

"The Ramp" transforms business life in a joyless society. This public office, featuring an inviting ramp, draws in individuals from the street. Its unique design encourages social interaction while allowing personal space, addressing the lack of entertainment, social life, and happiness prevalent in the environment.

Shortlisted

9 Entries

Yagmur and turku

URBanHall

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Özge

ArtQuake

ArtQuake office, designed through a child's perspective, seeks to revive the city's lost literary and artistic legacy by integrating greenery and utilizing the topography's slope for dynamic design. Inspired by a child's playful perception of work as a game, the office embodies a unique and creative workspace.

Irfancan and Altug

shifthub

shifthub is a working space created against today's stereotyped working spaces and the profile of people working in this way. There are no specific working hours and no fixed user base. It is a place that is in constant motion and can be perceived as a reaction against monotony.

Ece Güngör and Miray

Open Space

In the project, an office was designed where companies and local residents can meet. The office also contributed structurally while creating a space for the continuation of the The EcoInnovation District Plan in Pittsburgh . The project was developed with feedback from a 10-year-old child whose parents worked on construction sites.

aysenaz and Eda

Split

The design, which emerged from the child breaking down the cube initially given to them, is constructed by weaving 2x2 squares together. The aim is to create an interior space with a flexible design, much like children themselves, aiming to design a space that can change just like children.

Selin

WORK FOR FUN

An open and free-spirited office will bring a breath of fresh air to the working environment in the short term, whether for students or adults. Anything that makes work enjoyable instills a sense of empathy towards work within us.

hatice

pixeLand

This project was designed from a child's perspective to make the office environment more minimal, more connected to the river, and based on the characteristics of Pittsburgh.

TGGG

Child's Perspective

The "Dynamic Urban Continuum" was inspired by a single child's vision in the center of our busy city, and with curiosity as their guide, they set out to reinvent urban living.