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20 Projects 59 Journals 2 Publications

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20 projects

Nicodesign and 2 others

LIANA

In order to optimize life in communities, the Liana city project is thought to enable citizens to live near their work space, allowing families to spend some quality time together throughout the day. it was designed to bring every substantial aspect of one’s routine closer to their home.

Adriana

CRYSTALINE

Imagine a world filled with possibilities. Crystaline coworking is the place for dreamers, crafting boldly their ideas into reality. The concept breaks free from the stereotypycal office environment and gives the occupants an opportunity to cocreate their office. Crystaline is developed with the aim to provide flexibility, comfort and inspire people.

mojtaba and 3 others

3C

The main concept of the project is to combine work, art and living spaces together with a glance at the need to create a single, two, multiple and collective space so that a positive space with a common goal of identity is defined.

Moshir and 3 others

3C

Bedirhan and 2 others

THE COWORKING HUB

The risk level of the spaces shared with hundreds of people in gigantic square meters was old-fashioned for the design of new normal office. In this context, we focused on a new plan typology which the same air does not circulate and the spaces where fresh air reaches independently.

Shivendra

Co - Work

Co- WORK how i will like to name this Buidling is a ‘solitaire’ design which re-defines the way we work and percieve an office space.

Chong and 2 others

Seorang-Bersama

"Individuals as a whole" Transformation of an existing terrace house into a co-living dwelling addressing single workers at site featuring modular spaces for private living, working and play

Asif

105

Workspace 2070

A glimpse into the future of workplace Architecture

wang

Fourth Place

As we witness a shift in people’s lifestyle, the boundaries between workspace, living space and leisure place have become blurred. The rise of new social environments is blurring the conventional separation between the first place (home), the second place (work), and the third place (leisure).

Jiaqi

Redefine the Private and Shared Space of Cohousing

This project proposes the investigation of spatial layers within the Co-housing typology to challenge the balance and relationship between private and shared space. The design insertion speculates by redefining the boundary between private and shared space in today’s shared living conditions and will introduce a new sharing method for young professionals.

Sena Neşem and 4 others

Co-Hub

Co-Hub users are free to choose the way they live in terms of interaction. They may choose to live in a range from individualistic to collective. By getting the users involved in the daily loop, Co-Hub provides unity to operate the hub itself. Considering its form, Co-Hub is designed to be replicable and easily adaptable to various lots around the globe.

Stephanie and Lena Tkachenka

Weaving Work Places

Weaving work places is a design embedded in the unique landscape of Singapore and focuses on weaving together the work hubs by connective paths, ways, bridges in order to enhance the future integration of technology and human experiences. Flexible spaces help include activities for live, work, and play environments and cultivates human social interaction.