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1. the narrative 2. the rising action 3. the climax 4. the falling action
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the narrative to propose a design for the new incubator incorporating workspace which will help to untether the organisation from a physical, cultural and technological perspective
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oxman culture, identity & goals
business values
rigor
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user profiles
business objectives & principals
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realignment connection balance
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collaboration & innovation
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site analysis site analysis
natural light, orientation & thermal conditions
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design strategy to craft an interior workplace that stimulates stronger community sense, cognitively and environmentally, through Oxman’s sustainable design strategy and spaces that challenge contemporary temptations of working remotely. Observing the behavioural science of work habits, to biomimicry, the workplace aims to generate an intimate and comfortable ‘home at work’ that displaces workers from monotonous lifestyles and facilitates productive, personal and collective growth
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strategy research THE AGE OF MONOTONY
STRATEGY TRANSLATION
the unforeseen events of the COVID19 pandemic brought about a major pause in all aspects of life; a pause that inflicted disruptions in the operations of our day to day lives, ultimately acquainting us within the same confines of our own homes but was that a bad thing?
UNINSPIRING WORKPLACE
LACK OF DYNAMISM
EQUITY
WORK/LIFE BALANCE
ISOLATION
30% OF LIFE AT WORK
LONG COMMUTES
HIERARCHY
EXCLUSIVE SPACES
not entirely more than 40% of australians worked from home (ABS, 2021). it is safe to say that millenials want remote work to continue, placing incredible value on a flexible schedules and being in touch with a healthy work-life balance (Cambon, 2021). an increase in the desire to work at home is not the issue
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BALANCED INTEGRATION OF COLLABORATIVE SPACES SEAMLESS CONNECTIONS TO NATURE
INTEGRATION OF RECREATIONAL/DE-STRESSER SPACES E.G. SLEEPZONES/ GYM
DELIVERING ACCESSIBLE RECREATIONAL AND FOCUS WORKSPACES
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PRODUCTIVITY WITHIN A ‘HOME-LIKE’ WORKPLACE DYNAMIC
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control + privacy
WORKMODE This DNA carries the physical and social instruction for the development, functioning and growth of a workplace Think of the workmodes as DNA and your colleagues as family
PRIVATE VS PUBLIC
personalisation
bonds
FIXED VS FLEXIBLE
DESTINATION VS INCIDENTAL
regulation + comfort
FOCUSED VS COLLABORATIVE
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form study chemistry.
SCIENCE;
geology.
botany.
the systematic study of the structure and behaviour of the physical and natural world through observation and experimentation.
a home where spaces can be rigid, occur natu a home that grows into unique spaces but all connected through one root
rally and without specific order
Architecture and interiors form an interesting mix of both art and science. Dissecting forms throughout the unique fields of science helps us to imagine and understand each other and the world around us. The earth, its natural resources and phenomenons form our very first understanding of home.
a home where spaces are bonded together yet flourish within individual molecular bubbles
What can that look like for us?
NATURE THERAPY HOTEL KARDIAL, ENOTA
‘contact with nature has been proposed as a solution to achieve psychological relaxation and stress recovery’ Hyunjo et al, 2019
LOUIS VUITTON PAVILION, MARC FORNES
KINDERGARTEN GUASTALLA, MARIO CUCINELLA
Displacing workers from routine lifestyles can be achieved through application of biophilic design principal to stimulate a wide spectrum of physical, mental and behavioural benefits such as productivity, creativity, improved coping skills and increased social interations etc. (Stouhl, 2023) For thousands of decades, earth and its resources have been used to construct monumental structures that have withstood the test of time.
ORGANIC VECTORS, NATURAL CANOPIES, ENCLOSURES
With that said, through this form study, I have went back to extracting materials from the local terrain, reflecting the local geology to establish a sense of place as well as promoting a sustainably driven architecture.
NATURAL RELAXED HUMAN POSITIONS
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form exploration -
bouncing for flexibility
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hollowing the tree trunk unfolding the flower petals flowing with the branches
solidity stability groundedness
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plan 1:200 In proposing the design of a new incubator incorporating a workplace mirroring home, the allocation aswell as the new provision of zones aim to address:
Autonomy in personalisation Ability to choose workmodes from a range of hybrid space Flexibility Transition from individual to collaborative space when and where - optimal sunlight
Acoustic Control Balance of concentrated public zones to private zones
Seamless Connections Flowing more casually and comfortably points Redefining boundaries Rarely any defining walls to to avoid isolation and monotony
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functions 1:250
KNOWLEDGE BANK (3) WELCOME Enhancing existing column LOUNGE(4 PAX) with tangible and non tangible Inviting and casual arrangement atop key technology integrated casually throughout circulation paths entry point
COMMUNAL GYM (16 PAX) Adequate points of light entry and ventilation ideal for space where people gather and exercise
WORKPOINT - ACOUSTIC BOOTH (12) Accessible study space with integrated acoustic control and access to natural light SLEEPING ZONE (18 PAX) Relative distance from main collaborative zones for ideal quiet conditions, combined with the balance of low-high thermal exposure
ENCLOSED MEETING (12) Oxman department meetings rooms within light-independent spacequiet space
TEAM STORAGE (22) Located near key entry points to allow for ease of access to belongings
WORKPOINTS HIGH DESK (14) Easily accessible quiet/temporary work space with moveable partitions to customise privacy
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WORKPOINT PARTNER WORK(2) (2 PAX) Tucked away into quiet almost hidden space
PRESENTATION 7 PUBLICATION (12 PAX) Illuminates space with organic shape that controls circulation
WORKPOINTSTUDY BOOTH (2) Tucked away into quiet almost hidden space
FOCUS SPACE HYBRID RETREAT(7) Half desk/half bed space for customised relaxed focus
FOCUS SPACE HYBRID EXERCISE (3) Integrated biking desk for customised active focus
OPEN MEETING (30 PAX) Multiple points of light entry allow for constant upkeep of neutral thermal condition and significant daylight- alive
BUFFER SEATING(7) Integrated seating elements for a quick break/chat/call
WORKPOINT - HYBRID WORK (16) Combination of individual and collaborative workpoints with integrated tangible and non-tangible technology
WELCOME LOUNGE (4 PAX) Gesture of ‘home’ upon
OPEN MEETING (50 PAX) Casual and cosy all departments meeting located opposite to skunkworks as heart of Oxman
RETREAT (7) Casual lounge and table situated within vertical connection pathways for incidental encounters
WORKPOINT - FLEXIBLE DESK AND CHAIR (16 PAX) Flexible and modular workpoint with embedded technology to foster both individual and collaborative space
WORKPOINT- STUDY BOOTH (2) Tucked away into quiet almost hidden space WHITEBOARD DRAWING ROOM (15) Dedicated to Oxman’s designers as a room for creative expression and iteration within tangible technology
SKUNKWORKSRESEARCH LAB (15 PAX) Oxman computer research labs connected by glass room for spectacle of lab experiment exclusive to
ENCLOSED MEETING (12 PAX) Oxman department meetings rooms within light-independent spacequiet space
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DINING (30 PAX) Combination of individual and group dining modes with integrated neuro sensor technology
CELEBRATION (30 PAX) Outdoor terrace with vegetation and a hybrid of baquette and high table seating
CAFETERIA (12 PAX) Mirrors home-like kitchen with central island as statement piece and reminder to take breaks
SKUNKWORKS (18 PAX) Organic laboratory-like scene open exclusive to Oxman, however presents grand gesture to public
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flow ADJACENCY
AXONOMETRIC This exploded axonometric showcases the intended dynamic between the floors as a mirror of the adjacency within a household model
a home that is characterised through continuity, privacy, selfexpression, social relationships warmth and a suitable physical structure; what would a workplace flow like if I was at home?
flourish ROOF
nourish plant
ROOF GESTURE
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house; kitchen: central point of activity bedroom: private, me time! (sometimes I have to share) living: my unwinding den gym: my growth and de-stresser
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connection SHORT SECTIONAL PERSPECTIVES
Flexible individual/collaborative
The following short sectional perspectives cut through the existing building at crucial points to communicate the connection between the two floors, whilst showcasing organic architectural gestures and placement that give character within the spaces
and transition from dedicated lab workpoints, towards open communal meeting
Spectacle of organic ceiling gestures lures the eye and characterises a warm and enveloping space one yearns to discover more
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Dynamic outdoor seating/work/gathering arrangement with connections to outdoors. Dynamic gesture comprimises the poor views of its existing building orientation, redefining such as an energetic or relaxing space
Floor to ceiling organic blade gestures mimics a tree that provides a canopy of comfort. Mirrored between workpoint to cafeteria showcases the growth of unique spaces yet grounded by one root of balance - work/life balance
Dynamic focus pod fixed to a track which allows personalisation of workmode; desk or in bed. Provides a physical and mental equilibirium between work and rest.
b 1:150 Corridor to sleeping zones helps to establish acoustic control away from busier spaces
Contrast between workmodes. Mezzanine provides quick and temporary workmode, whilst the first floor provides energetic and timely technology
a Sky lights provide exclusive and direct natural lighting to carved banquette spaces. Whilst tucked away, the properties of the skylights changes the atmsophere of the space through the shift from daytime to evening
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Living space as the first element you see when you enter the space mirrors the journey from the front door to your house. The presentation and publication screens behind serve as the element of personalisation within the living room similar to the display of family pictures or paitnings
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Transition from mezzanine gym to a level 1 exercise bike desk provides one with autonomy to choose or manage time with taking a break at the gym or hybrid work
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kit of parts The following presents an overview of whitecard axonometrics for the nominated kit of parts for the new workplace. Note that while some aspects are specifically identified as ‘me’ or ‘we’, flexible joinery design has been considered to transform these spaces, all according to user preference.
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material palette The materials used within this workplace scheme recall the coziness of a relaxing afternoon at home. With subtle pops of a burnt orange and a moss green, it is as natural as an orange tree in bloom or an orchard at the beginning of Autumn. vitality I nature I abundance
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Wall Finish Low energy plaster naturally sourced from Australian rock and 100% recyclable. Enhances tactile sensory qualities through unique texture.
3 MARMOLEUM Mezzanine Floor Finish Biobased raw material, free from plasticizer and synthetic additives and produced in modern,
Level 1 Floor Finish Earthy and Carbon neutral flooring with 100% solution dyed recycled nylon and 22.9% recycled content. Captures natures inherent form
4 TIMBER VENEER Ceiling Gesture and throughout Locally sourced timber veneer that is renewable, reusable, recyclable and completely biodegrad-
refined marble structure gives gentle feel, setting the stage for calm and smooth interior
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6 URBAN TERRAZZO Flooring & Joinery throughout Utilises approximately 70-80% of recycled and reclaimed material, breathing new life into a visually appealing finish. Pairs well with both eleborate or pared down natural elements.
Interior windows Glass that generates clean electricity from the sun whilst providing thermal and sound insulation. Warm and transparent barriers
7 & 8 RECYCLED POLYESTER
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Upholstery throughout Made from recycled plastic bottles, diverting plastic from landfill and creating strong and durable fabric. Burnt orange fabric exudes warmth and comfort and olive green conjures harmony and sophistication.
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welcome home! Living space is the first element you see as you enter the space, mirroring the journey from the front door to your home. Presentation and publication digital and pegboard partitons serves as the element of personalisation and display of your identity and hard work, similar to the display of your family pictures and or artworks
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Overlooking open meeting space, tangible and non-tangible knowledge banks, acoustic work partitions and tucked away stations unfolds the growing functions of your home. The presence of greenery helps to stimulate productivity, reinvigorate the mind and create restorative spaces that connect you to your surroundings.
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Welcome to the Oxman home! Greeted by living space and a large gesture of Oxman’s prototypes not only establishes the identity of the workplace amongst the public, but sets the scene for the busy zones of the workpoints, lab and skunkworks throughwhich all the brainwork and magic happens.
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Floor to ceiling organic blade gestures mimic a tree that provides a canopy of comfort. Mirrored between hybrid workpoint to cafeteria showcases the growth of unique spaces, yet grounded by one root of balance - the balance of life and work
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The canopy created by the organic ceiling gesture exudes a sense of comfort and stability, mimicking a tree house that we all dwell in, work in, relax in, whatever it may be. The given circulation journey transforms one into a new atmsophere, mimicked in the new hybrid tangible and digital technologies embedded within such space.
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detail Welcome to the ArborDesk! Immerse yourself in an environment where productivity and creativity converge, as holographic technology transforms the very fabric of your work experience. Its expansive surface seamlessly transitions between private work havens and dynamic shared spaces, fostering an environment that encourages both solitude and collaboration. Notably, the desk’s thoughfully designed shelving storage blend of functionality and aesthetics, providing a space for essential resources and personal touches. Using the SyncLife app, live sync your work into designated wire-less charger detail within the concealed storage areas. Within the evolving work-from-home paradigm, the ArborDesk underscores the importance of adaptable spaces that cater to individual and collective needs.
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Welcome to the HoloFlex! This innovation combined cutting-edge technology with the need for privacy and collaboration. Such is characterised by its modular and adjustable features, allowing users to customise and reconfigure their workspace according to the task at hand - team discussions or private nooks for focused work. Holographic displays transform the desks surface into a portal for virtual interaction, allowing users to visualise and manipulate digital content in three dimensions. With features like adjustable height and easy mobility, the HoloFlex fosters a dynamic and agile work environment.
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Welcome to the SolarRotate WorkBed! This revolutionary invention seamlessly combines a half bed and half desk, creating an unparalleled synergy between productivity and rejuvination. Designed to intuitively rotate on a track according to user’s preference, this pod ensures that natural light access is optimised throughout all parts of the day. focused work to a brief moment of relaxation, all while being cocooned in the embrace of comfort and technology. With a unique mechanism that allows it to open and close, this hybrid marvel adapts to your needs with fluid grace. Immerse yourself in a transformative experience where the sun becomes your collaborator, energising your focus space or providing a soothing backdrop for much-needed rest.
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detail Welcome to the CycleDesk! This innovative creation seamlesly marries the invigorating benefits of physical activity with focused productivity, redefining the way we apporach both work and well-being. Such intergrates an ergonomic desk with an exercise bike, active movement fuels concentrated thinking. Embrace the exhilerating experience of pedaling your way through tasks, as your body’s natural energy propels your coginitive output. With adjustable resistance levels, seat and table heights, this contraption transforms mundance focus time into an opportunity for invigoration and accomplishment. TABLE ADJUSTMENT
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Welcome to the Cafeteria! Step into a harmonious fusion of greenery, organic contours, vibrant autumn colours and branching tree-like gestures that organically evolve into unique and interconnected spaces, In an era where remote work has become the norm, these environments play a pivotal role in reshaping the purpose of spaces. powerful antidote, rekindling the essence of shared meals, resembling family gatherings and rejuvenating the significance of work breaks.
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PARTITION
Welcome to the Cafeteria Banquette! Architectural marvel of tree-like joinery serves not only as a structural foundation but also as a metaphor for growth, adaptability and unity. Nestled with this design is a revolutionary leap in neuro-technology - an invention that establishes a direct cerebral link enabling a harmonious blend of hybrid work mode - if desired. It is more than a tool; it is a conduit for redefining the tactile experience of dining. With the assistance of this neural marvel, the act of using our hands to savour a meal takes on a new dimension, fostering tangible connection between our senses, environment and work Users can choose to pull down this technology from the ceiling, signifying a sense of control over their space.
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Welcome to the Outdoors! The dynamic outdoor area, adorned with lush greenery and thoughtfully arranged banquette seating, emerges as an inviting oasis sanctuary catering to both individual introspection and collective conviviality. In a world where the boundaries between work and leisure are evolving, the significance of forging connections with nature is paramount. As employees seek a holistic experience within their workplace, this vibrant outdoor extension emerges as an integral component, where the boundaries between interior and exterior dissolve, nurturing a sense of balance and connection that resonates deeply with modern work dynamics.
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detail Welcome to the Outdoor Banquette! The invention of this neuro-technology facilitates hybrid work modes in both indoor and outdoor settings. Within the outproductivity of work with the restorative nature. As the modern work landscape continues to evolve, this vibrant extension echoes a newfound understanding - the inseperability between work, well-being and the natural world. Likened to the indoor neuro-technology. workers have the ability to control the neuro tech to either adjust to height, swivel or simply act as a canopy of shade.
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MATERIAL HYBRIDITY
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Welcome to the unwind zone! Stepping into the gloomy autumn-coloured room evokes a sense of bittersweet nostalgia and introspection. Dim lighting casts gentle shadows that dance upon the walls, enhancing the room's melancholic charm. Cozy texseems to pause, allowing you to connect with your thoughts and emotions and find solace in the tranquility of an Autumn embrace.
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LIGHTING SCHEME
Welcome to the Sleeping pod! Engage in the proliferation of both physical and digital sleep technology which allows you to fully customise your sleep, meditation and atmsopheric conditions. Through a wireless charging fixture, connect your mobile phone via the SyncLife app to the tablet, whereby you can personalise your ideal duration, temperature, lighting scheme, music, aroma and humid qualities that best optimise your experience. If allowed, the tablet can feedback your heart rate, breathing and sleep patterns back to your mobile phone, providing a tracked record of your physical and emotional health and ultimately provide tips to improve such for your employee productivity and general well-being.
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detail Welcome to the sunken lounge! Engage in relaxation, meditation or book-reading, whatever your desire, under warm organic artificial light. The sunken quality conjures intimacy and togetherness, allowing one to feel connected to the rest of the space. Through turn-dial technology, customise your atmosphere, whether you prefer natural, warm cozy sunsets of cheerful and vibrant conditions.
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hiraeth; deep longing for something, especially one’s home.
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