Engineering the Creative Workflow
Library architecture is not a linear process. It is irritative process that is sometimes intense, but most of the time collaborative.
We focus on information sharing developing library space plans that accommodates paradigm shifts in technology, environmental controls and adaptable furnishings.
To support library workflows during architecture work, the library often needs new ideas. Here, we facilitate workshops to understand the transitions between group use, individual work and data synthesis support.
This requires flexible worktable environments where the degree of isolation is dictated by the user.
Adaptable table frames featuring floating tops and modular privacy surrounds, ranging from low-profile barriers to full-height partitions. Think about how individuals need to define their own spatial boundaries on demand.
The architecture of participation requires intense focus because we need to understand the macro & micro-environments.
During library architecture, we need to think about spaces for solitude, requiring acoustic control. Rather than relying entirely on pre-defined architectural solutions, we programmed spaces to integrate acoustic seating.
We work on new types of enclosures that eliminate ambient disturbance, and create individual domains. that are productive.
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