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“ How can space acts alive and react to the user’s movements? “ The building we are contained in is static and fixed while the people inside are constantly moving. The architecture and interior designer should be able to respond to the constantly changing human needs nowadays. This idea came from the increased amount of time indoors and the static environment of the interior.

The project itself is constantly asking how space could react to the motion of humans and interact with users. Inspired by the live things out in nature, the shape of the sea anemone played a big role in this structure. Not only implementing the shape into the structure but also simulating a similar relationship with the sea anemone to Nemos to this structure to humans was the initial approach. As the structure moves and elevates up and down, it creates a different perspective of the room without changing the existing condition. The series of capsules that are integrated onto the surface accelerates and highlights the intimate and direct interactions between the surface and the user. Moreover, it can offer several other features and meanings, such as a grown-up’s playground, a secret hidden space, an inhabitable space, and a surface that can transform your room into something completely different to give aliveness to the interior space. This project will continuously challenge and question how we view our traditional home and the way we interact within a space.

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Animated presentation Paige Chun LinkedIn chunhm@mail.uc.edu