Re-Inventing Workplace by Ayse Kozaci

I n t e r i o r D e s i g n S t u d i o Fi n a l Po r t fo l i o Re-Inventing Workplace

Ayse Kozaci

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Project 1 : Diagramming, Organizing and Operating Principles in Interior Design Case Studies …………………………………………………..5 Material Board of a Chosen Office…………………………8 Field Trips…………………………………………………………11 Herman Miller……………………………………………….12 SFDC.…………………………………………………………13 Knoll…………………………………………………………. 15 Project 2 : Concept Stage ( patterns, colors, and materially) Part 1 : Pattern and Ideas Collage…………………………17 Part 2 : Construction…………………………………………19

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Project 3 (Final) : Re-inventing the Workspace Client’s Profile, Requirements ……………………………..25 Programming/Bubble Diagrams…….…………………….26 Plan Elevations Axonometric view

Office Systems…………………………………………………34 Material Boards………………………………………………..36 Model …………………………………………………………..42

P r o j e c t

O r d e r i n g P r i n c i p l e s C a s e

S t u d i e s

Alcatel Lucent Headquarter Milan, Degw Italia

Hamden Economic Affair, Iran Xpiral Studio

The upside down volcano shape lighting and the sitting area generate datum.

Datum/ Repetition

Pavilions create special fluidity in visual dimension

Transformation/ Axis

Bureaux Ekimetrics 02, Paris Vincent & Gloria Architects

Tam tam stools offer customizable space

Transformation/ Repetition

The Rope Room, Heavyset Industries, San Francisco IwamotoScott Architecture

Rope is transformed into a screen by repeating the same pattern to create a semi-closed room.

Rhythm

A r c h i t e c t u r e

W o o d ,

S c h e m e

I n d u s t r i e s , I w a m o t o S c o t t

S t e e l ,

C o l o r

H e a v y b i t

Material Board C o t t o n

Conference Room, Heavybit Industries

Collaboration space, Heavybit Industries

HexCell Fabric Ceiling hexagonal pattern provides diffuse light.

Repetition/ Symmetry

The hub has sitting and reception areas connecting multiple spaces and various levels.

Datum/ Transformation

F i e l d

T r i p s

H e r m a n F e b r u a r y

M i l l e r 9 ,

2 0 1 7

S F D C F e b r u a r y

1 6 ,

2 0 1 7

K n o l l M a r c h

0 2 ,

2 0 1 7

Thoracic Support Zone

Pelvic/Sacral Support Zone

Distal Thigh Support Zone

Embody Chair

C o l o r

• Reduced seated pressure • Encourages Movement • Healthful Posture • Natural Movement

Sc h e m e

• Three Zones of Support • Conforms to every movement

Locale helps organizations utilize and manage open office plans with a system that enables people to s e a m l e s s l y t ra n s i t i o n b e t w e e n working together and alone, and in seated or standing postures.

Locale D-Desk and L-Desk

Re n e w L i n k d e l i v e r s e v e r y t h i n g organizations like about benching systems (specifically, their high density), while addressing many of the things workers would like to change about them (low privacy and high distraction).

In Michael Merrillâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s designs the most important aspect I was interested in is removing all unnecessary details and creating a space subtle and unexpected. He also emphasizes that balance and harmony in his design are essential.

Berkeley, California Residential - Kitchen & Home Office 2014

C o l o r Sc h e m e

HARRIS RUBIN Overlay Coffee Table

ANEES UPHOLSTERY Bay Sofa

C o l o r

C O W TA N & T O U T

Jack Lenor Larsen Manuel Canovas

Jane Churchill

Colefax & Fowler

Sc h e m e

Larsen

Bertoia Side Chair, Harry Bertoia 1952

Florence Knoll Hairpin, Stacking Table, 1948

C o l o r

Toboggan Pull Up Table, Antenna Design 2012

Chadwick, Don Chadwick 2005

Stromborg Table, Daniel Stromborg 2012 15

Florence Knoll Bench, 1954

Sc h e m e

Pixel C-Leg Desk, Mark Krusin 2015

P r o j e c t

C o n c e p t

S t a g e

P a t t e r n s , c o l o r s a n d m a t e r i a l i t y

Pattern: Pebble Application: Seating

Pattern: Contrary Application: Seating

Axis / Harmony

Repetition/ Asymmetrical balance

Pattern: Swing Application: Walls

Transformation

Renderings of Swing

2 1/4”

36”

4”

Plan view 19

10”

Isometric view

The origin of Swing Pattern inspired me to analyze how a playful event such as swinging can turn into a functional design. While designing the model from this fabric I wanted to keep the lightness and the delicateness of the style. With its clean and asymmetrically balanced curvilinear lines it consist only essential connections limited to three wooden rods to posses its simplicity. By staining the rods darker I created a contrast between the pale color wood panels and the connectors. With extended sides I wanted to emphasize imperfect quality of the design.

Swing Panel/Furniture Balsa wood and birch Dimensions: 60” x 15”

Contrary (Above) This panel can be personalized according to user needs. The individual abstract motif can be put together in various combinations to accommodate a range of applications such as a separator, wall piece or a floor rug.

Panel Felt Single pattern Dimensions: 9” x 6” The whole piece 36” x 20”

P r o j e c t

R e - i n v e n t i n g W o r k s p a c e

Requirements • Workspaces should be at least half of the occupied floor - 30 workstations • Reception Area • Sample/ Library Room • Office Kitchen • Conference Room- 3 • Bathroom (one unisex, with sink, toilet, ADA required • Storage (office supply, janitor closet) • Foyer/waiting area Signage

The concept of a good workspace Current trend in workspace/Changing work styles • Blurred boundaries, • Group-based work is the norm (for example formal cubicle vs open work desks areas, closed conference rooms vs hubs that people can both eat, socialize and work on their projects as small or larger groups) •Influence of startup culture : dynamic flow, constant movement, meaningful interaction, creative group effort and innovation within a gracious and welcoming setting, for example in this open office plan curvilinear design is applied instead of a lot of sharp corners to represents welcoming environment and dynamism. •workspaces, activity spaces 25

sungevity site & bubble diagram

Franklin St.

reception foyer

hub library

kitchen

work stations

file/copy

work stations

library

stairs relaxing/ project

conference

Emb a r c a d e r o W e s t

Water St.

Tidal Canal

coworking

floor plan 1. RECEPTION/FOYER

WORK STATIONS

7. LIBRARY

2. COWORKING AREA/

RELAXING/PROJECT

8. WORK STATIONS

ROOM

9. INTERACTIVE HUB

CONFERENCE ROOM

10. COPY/FILE

CONFERENCE 3. KITCHEN

1 3

WC 5

2’

4’

8’

South Elevation

North Elevation

elevation views

West Elevation

axonometric view

Recessed Lighting Cove Lighting

Suspended Lighting

not in scale

of fice systems

Mobility of furniture is important for this open office space so I designed them light weight with wheels. Some of them are multi purpose; for example a stool can also be used as laptop table.

Conference table

adjustable privacy panel

PULL

PUSH

Work Desks

Interactive Office Hub 34

Designing warmer and softer offices with a kitchen, cafĂŠ, or lounge at the center to emphasize collaboration and mobility. Because of new trends in office spaces hospitality and residential influences have been becoming more common.

Library with a ladder perspective view

Plan view 35

material boards I used orange, yellow and yellow-green as complementary colors for this space. Since they are saturated colors I added white and grey and started using the muted colors first for the bigger areas such as floors and table tops. I used saturated colors in the reception and also common use areas to create more energetic and welcoming feeling. I added this pallet subtly around the work stations to keep the area less vibrant than the rest of the space. All the fabric and the wood used in this office are natural materials. For upholstery I have chosen wool, linen, for furnitures and floor I have used maple and birch wood.

reception & foyer

KOS Surface Mounted Downlight

Tonus by Kvadrat Orange Peel Chair by Pierre Paulin

work stations

Cove Lighting

KEVI Office chair Jorgen Rasmussen 38

Translucent plexiglass

Onda Counter Stool JesĂşs Gasca

coworking&kitchen

Onda Counter Stool JesĂşs Gasca

interactive hub

Saarinen Coffee Table by Eero Saarinen

Tonus by Kvadrat

c o n f e r e n c e ro o m

CHARLOTTE Sweeping Curve LED Birchwood Lighting

Tulip Arm Chair Eero Saarinen Florence Knoll Credenza 41

CONFERENCE

RELAXING & PROJECT

WORK STATIONS

OFFICE HUB

RECEPTION & FOYER

COWORKING & KITCHEN

RECEPTION & FOYER

closeup photos

WORK STATIONS

closeup photos

COWORKING

OFFICE HUB

THANK YOU!

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