CO-WORKING SPACE
The goal of this coworking space design is to produce a useful, beautiful, and effective office that satisfies the demands of its members and encourages a strong bond between those users and the natural world. By using natural components, I hope to create a setting that encourages the users' health, creativity, and productivity.
1. Cafeteria
2. Seating Area
3. Reception
4. Booth
5. Booth
6. Open Working Area
7. Washroom
8.Conference Room
9. Private Office
1. Spiral Staircase
2. The Deck
3. Seating Area
4. Cafeteria
5. Female Washroom
6. Male Washroom
7. Conference Room
8. Photocopy Room
9. Private Office
The design will be flexible, with a variety of workspaces, such as open-plan workstations, private offices, and meeting rooms, that can be adapted to the needs of the users. Include plants and natural materials, such as wood, stone, or bamboo, throughout the space to create a sense of connection with nature. Plants can be placed on desks, shelves, or in hanging baskets, while natural materials can be used for furniture, flooring, and other
In order to foster a sense of connection with nature, the design also offers views of the outside world, such as those through windows or skylights. Also, by maximising natural light, these windows lessen the need for artificial lighting. This will lessen stress, boost productivity, and elevate mood.
I believe that incorporating natural elements and materials into interior spaces is essential for creating a healthy and harmonious environment. That's why my biophilic interior material board includes a variety of natural materials, such as wood, stone, water, and plants.Finally, no biophilic interior is complete without plants. I believe that plants are an essential element of biophilic design, as they bring nature into indoor spaces and help to purify the air. I always try to incorporate a variety of plants into my designs to create a healthy and vibrant environment for occupants.
