DESIGNING FOR THE HUMAN EXPERIENCELet’s talk ↗Research workplaces, landscape and collective spaces brought into one campus-scale conversation.
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Research, everyday work and collective activity extend across a campus. The imagery shows buildings and planted spaces forming a connected pattern. The design reading begins with the routes between buildings, because the working environment includes those transitions.
Larger gathering settings and smaller team environments require different degrees of openness. Clear relationships between shared facilities and individual buildings can support a legible campus without making every part feel the same.
Views, courtyards and planted edges give structure to the wider experience. The study asks how outdoor connections, internal movement and the scale of communal spaces can be considered together, before individual finishes are resolved.
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