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a snug retreat or refuge; resting place; home.
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A Co-working Space Design Project by: Tyler Daniel Level 6 Interior Design
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Concept Business Cards
This image of the proposed business card was taken at the building location. Located outside of the building we can see the taxi pick up and drop off point. To the North of the building sits Sheffield train station, to the South sits the customer car park.
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HISTORY USER ANALYSIS THE NEST CONCEPT LOCATION MAPPING EXISTING FLOOR PLANS EXISTING ELEVATIONS EXISTING SECTIONS EXISTING EXPLODED DIAGRAMS WHY CO-WORKING? EXISTING CO-WORKING SPACES THE NEST PROPOSAL WELCOME TO THE NEST MOOD BOARD PROPOSED FLOOR PLANS SPACIAL PLANNING SECTIONS ISOMETRIC PLANS ELEVATIONS
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THE RECEPTION QUICK ACCESS INDEPENDANT STUDY BREAKOUT SPACE THE MEETING ROOM THE SHARED KITCHEN THE NESTAURANT GROUP STUDY BREAKOUT SPACE QUICK ACCESS INDEPENADANT STUDY YOGA ROOM MEZZANINE LEVEL VISUALS
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The Architectural History of Sheffield Train Station
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Address: Sheffield station Sheaf Street Sheffield South Yorkshire S1 2BP
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The station was opened in 1870 by the Midland Railway to the designs of the company architect John Holloway Sanders. It was the fifth and last station to be built in Sheffield city centre. The station was built on the ‘New Line’, which ran between Grimesthorpe Junction, on the former Sheffield and Rotherham Railway, and Tapton Junction, just north of Chesterfield. This line replaced the Midland Railway’s previous route, the ‘old road’, to London, which ran from Sheffield Wicker via Rotherham. In 2002, Midland Mainline, as the main TOC of the station, instigated a major regeneration of Sheffield station. Prior to this, a taxi rank was located inside what is now the main concourse and the new entrance hall. The stone façade of the station was sandblasted and its archways filled with unobstructed windows to improve views both from inside and out. Other changes included the improvement of platform surfaces and the addition of a pedestrian bridge connecting the station concourse with the Sheffield Supertram stop at the far side of the station. To coincide with the regeneration of the station, Sheaf Square was rebuilt as part of a project designed to create the Gateway to Sheffield. The station and the square form part of a route that leads passengers through the square past the 262.5 feet cutting edge water feature, up Howard Street and into the Heart of the City.
Adjacent Taxi Rank Pathway to Car Park
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The top 4 countries for Sheffield Overseas students are China, Nigeria, Malaysia and India
Sheffield / Cultural Exchange Within the Industrial Revolution Sheffield became one of the fastest growing cities in trade and employment during the 18th - 19th century, sheffield became a creatve and cultural diverse city fast. Today it is one of Britains most cultural cities with a fascinating heritage in music, arts and the creative media/maker spaces.. Your projects are to be based on themes of culture/exchange.
Software: Adobe InDesign Adobe Photoshop Vectorworks 2017
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Students as a part of Sheffield Culture The rapid growth of the city and the creative culture meant that people from allover the UK and beyond were becoming increasingly interested in Sheffield, especially students.
Students Sheffield Hallam University The University of Sheffield
Students are a huge part of Sheffield today, making up a third of the population. This design project will be based on creating an inspiring, academic space for the students of Sheffield to become young professionals within their area of study.
Statistics Total No. of Potential Users: 61,777
The Nest will be the first co-working space in the city which is open only to students, with design implementations which reflect the lifestyle of todays busy students. Connecting them with the city, and ensuring no corners are cut when it comes to studying.
Total No. of Overseas Students: 10,117
Module Outcomes Consolidate skills and knowledge gained from earlier study, and demonstrate expertise in order to plan, research, manage and communicate a chosen programme of study for your final graduation project. You will define, enquire and resolve challenging design problems and fully demonstrate your skills, knowledge and understanding and professional abilities within a chosen theme for your project work. You are required to fulfil the design requirements for the attached briefs. Woring within a range of medium (free hand drawing, visual recording and analysis, physical and virtual modelling, IT software) you will explore, define and develop a strategic interior proposal through your initial research and analysis to design a project which fulfils your design requirements.
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UK 51,660
NIGERIA 538
CHINA 4, 336
INDIA 559
MALAYSIA 932
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The Nest is a Co-working space for students, located in the heart of Sheffield city centre by the train station. The location is ideal for the busy students of Sheffield Hallam or Sheffield Univeristy on the move travelling between cities. The benefits of choosing this location for The Nest are that students can study here whilst they are waiting for transport i.e. trains or taxis. For students, waiting for transport can be frustrating, therefor being able to spend this time studying in a focused environment could help them to achieve better grades overall. There is a taxi rank located outside of the Co-working space, making it safe and easy for students to commute back to their house/halls. The Nest will be open between 6am - 12am each day, with a free shuttlebus operating
between the train station and ecclesall road.
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The view overlooking Sheffield train station. The arrow points us to the location of the nest and shows us where it sits in relation to the station and the surrounding area.
The exterior facade of the exisitng space. Adjacent to the space is a popular taxi rank and pick up point, with the busiest times being between 4pm - 7pm.
= England, United Kingdom Sheffield station, formerly Pond Street and later Sheffield Midland, is a combined railway station and tram stop in Sheffield, England, and the busiest station in South Yorkshire. The Nest is located adjacent to platform 1B of the station with one door providing access from the space straight onto the platform; Currently, this door is only used as an emergency exit.
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The east view of the space from the platform level. The space isn’t currently accessable by the public from the platform.
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The Nest will mainly appeal to students of Sheffield Hallam University as this is the nearest university and can be seen from the location. Students may choose to use this co-working space as opposed to the university library, which can sometimes be dull and un-inspiring. Young creatives from the university studying subjects such as interior design, graphic design etc. will benefit greatly from the co-working space, with the opportunity to study in public or private areas, and to use the printer and scanning facilities.
Sheffield Train Station Sheffield Hallam University The Nest
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Existing Ground Floor Plan Fire Exits = 3 Entrances = 3 Floors = 2 Lift = 1
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The area of the ground floor highlighted in yellow is the existing Cycle hub open to the public. Within this space people are free to store their bikes here before commuting by train etc. Customers can choose from a range of services to be had on their bikes whilst they leave it here if they wish to. The area of the ground floor highlighted in is currently the bin storage for the train station. It is a large 6m high space with one floor and an exposed roof allow lots of natural light in. The large boxes seen here on the floor plan are bin storage which can be removed. Using this area of the space is optional, and could just remain as the bin storage.
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East To the East of the existing building sits platform 1B of the train station. The site is not accessable by the public from the train platform. In renovating the building and transforming it into a Co-working space, the public will be able the access the space from the platform.
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This will make it faster and easier for members to catch and wait for their trains. This design implementation considers the busy schedules of todays students and ensures that students are completing the maximum amount of studying to fit around travelling to and from home etc.
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The West (front) of the existing building is accessable by the public. Sitting to the West of the site is also a taxi rank which picks up/drops off people directly outside of the site, connecting people with the city and making travelling around Sheffield easy.
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The space adjacent to the existing cycle hub highlighted in isn’t currently accessable to the public. It is used for rubbish storage and has only one double height floor as opposed to the adjacent space which consists of two floors both accessable by elevator of U-shaped stairs. Both spaces will be connected and used within the renovation of the building, giving more space for a restaurant and more workstations.
Proposed Accessability Fire Exits = 3 Entrances = 3 Floors = 2 Lift = 1
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West Entrances: - Quick Access - Reception - Restaurant
East Entrances: - Quick Access - Restaurant
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Exterior Materials This is currently the main entrance leading exisitng members straight through to the Cycle Hub. This provides fast access for the members to quickly collect/drop off their bikes before catching the train etc. The location for the Cycle Hub is ideal, as busy commuters can access the train station within seconds, making travelling to and from cities fast and easy.
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On the East side of the building sits platform 1B of the train station,however the platform is currently unaccessable from the Cycle Hub.Creating accessability to the platform straight from the building within the renovation will make it even faster and easier for members to travel. To access the platform members must travel through the train station, adding time and effort onto their journey.
Building Height: 6.4m Building Length: 37.7m
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These rendered sections through the existing building show how the space is currently used. Members can access the first floor using the stairs or the elevator.
Reception Helpdesk Overhead Bike Storage
Rubbish Storage Mens Changing Room Womens Changing Room
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The exisitng space sits between platform 1 of the train station (To the East) amd the main taxi rank and pick up point (to the West).
Software: Vectorworks Floors = 2
There are a total of 6 entrances into the space, however currently only two of these are accessable by the public. The exisitng amenities make the space simple to work with, including an elevator, changing rooms and WC’s. the following illustration shows the space in its bare form, stripped of any exisitng interior fixutures, with just the stairs and walls remaining. Scale @ 1:100 A3 Exploded Diagram of the existing ground floor. The walls, and all interior elements can be removed within the design process.
West Adjacent to the taxi rank and pickup point Accessable by the public
East Platform 1 Not accessable by the public
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First Floor This floor is accessable by the elevator or by the stairs. The lift is for disabled access of for users carrying heavy objects, bikes etc. There are both female and male restrooms with large changing areas. For this project more toilet cubicles would be necessary. The floor space on this level is smaller than the ground floor as there is no access to the space adjacent, which is currently used as rubbish storage. To provide more space this floor could be extended by knocking down the existing wall, creating an additional level above the adjacent space.
Ground Floor This floor is accessable by two doors on the West side of the building. One entrance leads straight into the heart of the space, whilst the other entrance leads into the reception area, for users wanting to enter thr building via the helpdesk. Currently the space adjacent to the cycle hub used for rubbish storage isn’t accessable from the inside of the building as seen from the diagram. To open up the space and make it larger a door connecting the two areas could be inserted, or the whole wall could be knocked through creating one large area to work with.
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Birdseye Left Isometric view showing the roof construction
Close of view of the upper floor layout and roof details
Close up image of the existing building showing the restrooms and upper floor
Materials: Plywood and Acrylic Through building a detailed, scaled model, the potential of the space can be understood and seen more clearly. This model was constructed by etching and cutting out the existing building plans using a laser cutter. From the model we can see details such as • Existing walls • Doors • Windows • Exterior Signs • Different rooms and spaces • Accessability • Natural light paths • Movement around the space • Views into the interior and exterior
A view through the South side of the building
A view from the East side of the building (platform 1a/1b of the train station).
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Why Co-working?
Feel part of a community Each co-working space has its own vibe, and the managers of each space go to great lengths to cultivate a unique experience that meets the needs of their respective members. The research by Harvard Business Review found that although some people interact with fellow coworkers much less than others, they still felt a strong sense of identity with the community. We believe this comes from coworkers knowing there is the potential for interactions when they desire or need them.
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Meaning: Membership based workspaces where diverse groups of freelancers, remote workers, and other independant professionals work together in a shared, communal setting. Our Meaning: An inspiring, focused academic environment for undergraduate and postgraduate students to work independantly or collectively on university projects, giving them the skills to become successful young professionals.
A study carried out by the harvard business review on Co-working spaces across the US revealed three substantial predictors of thriving:
People who use co-working spaces see their work as meaningful The survey found that working amidst people doing different kinds of work can also make ones own work identity stronger.
More job control Coworking spaces are normally accessible 24/7. People can decide whether to put in a long day when they have a deadline or want to show progress, or can decide to take a long break in the middle of the day to go to the gym. They can choose whether they want to work in a quiet space so they can focus, or in a more collaborative space with shared tables where interaction is encouraged.
The variety of members in the workspace means that Co-workers have unique skill sets that they can provide to other community members.
Beehive Lofts Co-working Space, Manchester
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Minimal artificial lighting and maximum natural lighting.
Amenities and Facilities - Free Meeting Rooms - Free Regreshments - Active Social Calendar - Bike Storage - A3/A4 Printers - Mail and Package Handling
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- 26� Monitor Provided - 200mb Wifi - Daily Cleaning - Games Area - Soft Seating - Breakaway Spaces
Natural lighting enters through one of the many windows within the space. The window also provides a view into the surroundings, ensuring that the members still feel in touch with the outside world whilst they are working.
The rustic design of this co-working space gives a personalised feel, making the members feel settled and comfortable. Adding home-like features such as plants and napping spaces within office environments boosts creativity and productivity.
A break out area is a space open to employees or visitors that is separate from their usual working area. It can be a place for employees to relax, eat their lunch and even hold informal meetings. Breakout spaces are essential in working environments for people to be able to get away from their desks and have a break, which ultimately increases productivity.
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Snooker tables add a fun aesthetic within the co-working space. Adding activity spaces like this within a working environment takes away the stress which may be experienced in an alternative environment such as a university library. Activity spaces also help to build friendships between the members within the space.
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There are currently 15 co-working spaces located in and around the centre of Sheffield. After collecting infromation on all of these companies it was found that none of them infact focus solely on students, but rather for people already in work looking for a space to work besides from home. The Nest will be the first co-working space of its kind in Sheffield which focuses on students as the main user.
- Creative Arts Development Space - Omnia Offices - Regus - Workspace Ltd - Forgeworks - Regus - Sheffield - Urban Splash - Electric Works - The Circle - Union Street - One Space - Industry Space - The Workstation - Hantu Collective - The Nest
The mapping illustration above shows the proximity of the existing co-working spaces to The Nest.
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The Nest Proposal
Bookable meeting rooms and workspaces Fingerprint Accessability 24/7 access for members Bookable activities and events The Nest App to book resources etc. Free tea, coffee and refreshments Cafe and Kitchen Daily yoga sessions Free bookable talks and lectures Printing Facilities Changing Rooms Happy Hour Lockers Apple Macs and Macbook use Breakout Spaces Ping Pong/Pool Tables/Table Tennis Live Train Times
Spaces Reception Kitchen Cafe Large Meeting Room Independant Study Room x 2 Breakout Spaces Independant Study Activity Room Restaurant Quick Access Disabled Access Group Study WC and Changing Rooms
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The Nest Members Welcome Pack
Most recent House and Garden magazine publication to spark creativity
Medium business card with directions to the co-working space and all other details such as the address, contact number, email and webiste
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The Nest poster with opening times and all co-working space information on the back
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Love it or hate it? When members join The Nest they will recieve a small tin of english mustard. This will create conversation between new members, discussing if they like mustard and why. This is something all student halls in Sheffield currently do to spark conversation between new flatmates who may be nervous to start a conversation. Why mustard? Mustard is the main colour used throughout the interior design of The Nest, and the taste can be controversial.
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Swatches of the main interior materials within The Nest. This gives the welcome pack a personal touch and makes the members feel at home
A friendly welcome letter from the team at The Nest, with information on their membership and why The Nest is the best place to study, work and wait
A pack of dandelion root tea. This hebal tea has been proven to be calming and relaxing, a reflection of how members should feel when studying within The Nest.
A personalised fob to allow the user access in and out of The Nest
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The Nest Mood Board
Fabric: Linen Cotton Colour: Barley Fabric: Soft Wool Mix Colour: Stone
Fabric: Cotton Velvet Colour: Ochre
Fabric: Textured Chenille Colour: Wheat
C-U C-ME ROUND PENDANT www.lightology.com Finish: Brown
Brown Bear Oak UV Lacquered Solid Wood Flooring
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Deluxe Hand Carved Acacia Super Matt Lacquered
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This rendered floor plan proposes how the ground floor of the co-working space will be used and accessed.
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The facilities located on the ground floor are: - The Nestaurant - The Nestaurant kitchen - Large bookable meeting room - Quick access - Group study area - Breakout space - Shared Kitchen - Reception/helpdesk - Independant study area - Scanning and Printing
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The ground floor of the co-working space can occupy a maximum of 71 people. The ground floor of The Nestaurant can occupy a maximum of 39 people.
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Creating a mezzanine leval above the restaurant below was essential when designing the space this would still allow natural light to enter through to the ground floor. The mezzanine also creates a stunning view for members and customers dining at The Nestaurant.
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The opening in the floor above the kitchen was purely for aesthetic purposes, this design implementation takes watching your food being cooked to another level. The opening above the quick access is an original feature of the building. Members on the ground floor and the first floor can enjoy a view of the hanging lighting and the large open window.
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Facilities located on the first floor are:
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- WC - Quick access - Breakout space - Snooker table - Group study - Yoga room - Bookable study rooms - Mezzanine - Independant study - Restaurant seating
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The first floor can occupy a maximum of 70 people.
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This floor plan proposes how the first floor of The Nest co-working space will be occupied. The areas shaded in yellow represent the opening in the floor, creating a view down into the ground floor.
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Scale 1:100 @ A3 The illustrations to the left visually represent the different zones within the co-working space highlighted in coloured boxes. Each colour represents a different zone. See the following page for appendix.
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Upper Floor
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= Meeting Area = Quick Access
= Restaurant Seating
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= Yoga Room = Printing Area
= Free Space = Breakout Space = Reception = Meeting Room
= Shared Kitchen
The appendix above quickly illustrates how the space is occupied.
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Open space is important and this makes it easy for members to move through the building and access different facilities without disrupting others.
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Rendered West section of The Nest co-working space. Facing this side of the building is the taxi pick up and drop off point. The areas witin the space have been carefully designed around the existing arched windows.
Walkway to Mezzanine
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Scale 1:100 @ A3 Mezzanine Seating with a View To the Train Platform Independant Study Room
Seating with a View To the Train Platform
Yoga Waiting Room
Rendered East section of The Nest co-working space . On this side of the building sits two entrances to platform 1B of Sheffield train station. Quick access areas have been loctated near these areas.
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This isometric plan shows the areas which occupy the ground floor of The Nest CoWorking space.
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Wooden Panelling
As seen within the axonometric shown on the left, timber wooden panels are placed around the ground floor of the co-working space. These timber panels are not for supporting purposes, but for aesthetic purposes and to provide privacy, whilst still keeping the space relatively open plan. This page will show the details of how the panels are fitted and supported both from the base and the top.
Material Timber Wood
The wooden panels will simply slide onto steel holders which will be fitted into the wooden level below. The panel and steel holder will then be secured using a metal screw. This same construction principle will be used for all wooden panels throughout the building, and the same construction teqnique will be used to secure the top of the panels to the ceiling.
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Exploded isometric showing the facilities on both the ground and first floor of the co-working space. The drawing highlights the areas which can be seen from the first floor. There are three openings on the first floor which allow natural light to enter through the space. This also makes the space much more open plan and gives members and workers a feeling of “togetherness.�
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The reception is a space where people can gather and meet before heading off into other areas of the co-working space.
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The reception consists of: 1 x large soft seating area 1 x small window seating 1 x lift to upper floor 1 x reception desk 2 x live train time screens Here existing and new members can find out more information from the help desk.
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This reception desk has been custom designed for The Nest coworking space. It is made from pure oak wood with a lacquered finish. The desk is designed so that the receptionist can can store belongings and printing and office equipment etc. within the desk.
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The quick access areas are located close to the co-working space entrances/exits. These areas are designed for members who are wanting to gain fast internet access to do things such as print tickets, check emails etc.
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Live train times are displayed above the computer monitor, whilst hanging lighting and woodem beams are used decorate the space.
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The Nest provides for everybody’s needs, some members may prefer to work independently or as a group. The independant study section allows the user to work freely with their own 1.5m table, adjustable lighting, and Imac computer. This study space resebles a birds nest, surrounded with natural oak wood panelling creating a comfotable, focused environment for the user. Like all spaces with the Nest, this area is bookable by visiting the Nest website, booking at the reception, or through the bookable monitor located by the entrance.
C-U C-Me Round Pendant
By Hive www.lightology.com
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Disabled Access Designed specifically for lesser abled members of the Nest, the disabled acess workspaces are located by the train station platform entrance for easy accessablility. The table height is slightly lower to provide for wheelchair users. Many areas of the Nest consider disabled access, however these two spaces have been specially designed to provide maximum comfort.
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Breakout Space
The ground floor break out space is an area for members to have fun and socialise with eachother. Members can watch television, have a nap, or enjoy the bean bag area whilst watching a film, eating etc. Area Rug 8ft
Nelson Marshmallow Sofa
Knoll Salsa Settee Intl Collection Bean Bag
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Comfort was the most important factor when choosing the furnishings for the breakout space. It was also important to have a variety of different furnishings to provide unique seating areas for the members to enjoy. The bean bag area is a comfortable space for members to stretch or even take a nap. There are no rules as to how the space can be used.
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The Meeting Room
The meeting room is located to the East of the co-working space. There is a full view of the train platform from the room, where members can watch the trains pull up and set off all day. This room can be booked online or through the reception helpdesk. It occupies 12 members. They are free to use the space however please, whether it is to complete a project, organise an event, or just have a space to work in a group.
C-U C-ME ROUND PENDANT www.lightology.com Finish: Brown
Table and Chairs L = 4267mm H = 762mm W = 1219mm
Herman Miller Portfolio Holder
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Garbage Disposal
Coffee Maker Base Cabinet
Whirlpool Refridgerator
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3D Printer Storage Cabinet Dishwasher Intergrated Microwave 38.5cm x 45cm
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This area will be where the kitchen expeditors will check the meals and ensure that they are served by the waiters/waitresses in a timely manner. This area is not accessable to customers.
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The Nestraurant kitchen has been specially designed to provide ultimate ease and efficiency when serving, and collecting food. A window has been cut through the back wall of the service bar so that customers see the activity within the kitchen, adding to the experience of being within the restaurant. Right Isometric
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APPETIZERS
MAINS
Marinated Tuna and Salmon Lomi
A mesmeric voyage of tastes from distant shores
with chilli dressing £7.50
Creamed Goats Cheese
with pineapple, watermelon and avocado mousse £5
Satay Chicken Skewers
with spicy peanut dipping sauce £6
Thai Fishcakes
with pineapple sweet chilli dipping sauce
£6.50
King Prawn Cocktail
with kimchi marie rose sauce £5
Asparagus
with crispy egg and yuzu hollandaise £4.50
SIDES
Tempura Szechaun Sea Bass
with crispy noodles, pineapple and cucumber £17
SALADS Thai Waterfall Seared Beef Salad with roasted peanuts and soy and peanut dressing £13.50
Seasoned Indonesian Gado Gado Salad
Smoked Salmon with Maple Glaze
with peanut dressing £10.50
Pan Roasted Chicken Supreme
with crispy bacon and anchovies £10
with a cucumber salad £16
with asian greens and chilli in a Tom Yum broth £11
Beef Tsukemen
seared rump steak with udon noodles, Mizunka, Bok Choi, soft soy egg and mushroom bashi £13
Laksa
Noodles with Citrus Labne + Peanuts prawn and mussel £12 satay chicken £10 szechaun crispy duck £10 vegetable £9
Classic Chicken Ceasar Salad with crispy bacon and anchovies £12
SOFT DRINKS Coca Cola Fanta Sprite £2
Forbidden Rice £3
with forbidden rice, gunpowder potatoes and A Roti £15
Cranberry Juice Apple Juice Orange Juice Tomato Juice
Buttered Mashed Potato £3.50
King Oyster Mushroom
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The Nest Beef Burger
MILKSHAKES
Asparagus Spears £3 Hand Cut Chips £3 Oriental Greens £3 Tenderstem Brocolli £3 Butterleaf Salad £2.50
with wasabi creme fraiche, pickled vegetables, kimchi ketchup and hand cut chips £9
28 day 8 oz Aged British Fillet Steak
with kimchi, wasabi, Creme Fraiche and grilled heart of palm £23
28 day 8 oz Aged British Rib Eye Steak
with kimchi, wasabi, Creme Fraiche and grilled heart of palm £22
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Classic Ceasar Salad
Lamb Massaman Curry
with crispy egg in dashi broth £16
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Front view of the Nest commercial kitchen table design
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This kitchen design allows customers to have a clear view of the activity within the back kitchen, a feature becoming popular in many restaurants for aesthetic and hygene purposes. The movement of the kitchen and bar staff has been considered fully when designing this area of the space.
Food Hygene and Preparation Posters
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The Nestaurant has seating both on the West and East sides of the building. The customer can choose their seats depening if they would like to be closer to the train platform, or closer to the taxi rank. Every part of The Nest considers ease of access, and ensures that the user can travel in the fastest way possible with no delays. The Nest understands the busy lifestyles of today, therefor creating two entrances/exits leading straight onto the platform was essential, and will be a very popular feature of the space. Lyra Stool
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Group Study
This group study area is designed to make the user feel although they are within a nest. Surrounded by oak wood beams and hanging nest isnpired lighting, the space gives the user a sense of being outside.
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The chosen furnishings would originally be used for outfoor use, but given the aesthetic aim here the furniture has been used as an interior element.
Outdoor Wooden bench
Outdoor Wooden Chair
The space can be used for studying, eating or casual chatting and meeting. Each area of the space can be used in any way the user intends. Surrounding this area, and many others, are motivational posters and quotes reminding the user the importance and rewards of hard work.
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The main breakout space on the first floor of The Nest is occupied by a variation of soft seating. The breakout space is an area created for the user to come away from their work desks and have time to relax and refresh.
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This is an area for members to watch television, have a game of snooker, and have a stretch. Members are free to bring their work/laptops to this area if they please.
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Men and Womens WC
Lift Access
The quick access area is located on the first floor adjacent to the lift doors and the breakout space. Privacy is provided by the wooden panels to the left of the area, ensuring that members do not get distracted by other members entering and exiting the lift. Members can enjoy a stunning view out of the West window over looking the taxi rank and open space outside of the train station. They will also have an open view down into the ground floor, this original open floor feature was retained within the design to allow natural light to travel through the space.
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Hanging lighting connects both spaces, giving an aesthetic feature and providing artifical light when the sun goes down.
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There are two independant study spaces located on the first floor facing the yoga room. Both rooms are bookable and can occupy a maximum of 4 people. One room is located facing the train station so the user can enjoy the window view. Both rooms show the live train times on the back wall so members travelling can always stay upto date, and never be late. The rooms can be booked for a maximum of 3 hours.
Girsberger Swivel Chair
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Independant Study Rooms
H Frame Coffee Table
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Wooden Table Desk
Girsberger Lounge Chair
Goetz Sofa
Office Scanner and Printer
Yoga Room
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Over the years the more and more people have realised the health benefits of yoga, and incorporating yoga and pilates into the work place is something employers are beginning to do for a number of reasons: Yoga increases energy Just a few minutes of yoga every day will provide that much-needed energy boost in our busy lives and will keep us fresh for longer. Yoga, with its unique synergy of body and breath work, is perfect when your reserves are running low. Daily yoga practice will awaken the main energy centres (called chakras) in our body. Yoga Reduces Stress Any yoga practice, even a short daily one, should be made up of three elements; poses, breathing and meditation. Studies have shown that those people who regularly practice all three elements are better able to regulate their heart-rate variability (HRV). This generally means that their heart rate is lower, giving body the ability to respond to stress in a more flexible way. Yoga improves Concentration and helps us think Clearer Yoga poses and meditation require you to concentrate on your breathing. This process of observing your breath calms your mind and makes you more mentally relaxed. As a result of this mental stability, you’ll able to recollect and retain more information. Meditating for just a few minutes in the morning can result in better concentration throughout the day. By reducing mental stress and physical tension, we are able to recall easier and have more organised thoughts.
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STRETCH - UNWIND - RELAX
YOGA Daily sessions: Monday - Saturday between 6am - 7pm
Join us here at The Nest every day for our yoga sessions taught by the best yoga teachers in the country! Here at The Nest we help students to achieve the best academic results they can by providing them with an inspiring environment to study within.
The 10 metre yoga room is located on the East side of the building, facing the train station platform. Yoga sessions will run daily and members can attend by booking online or arriving early. The room can be used for other social activities such as talks and lectures, and can be booked by the public for social events.
We understand the importance of regular breaks and communication with co-workers, so why not try a bit of yoga! Pre-book your space at www.thenestsheffield.co.uk/yoga or book at the reception help desk on the ground floor.
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Mezzanine Level
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When redesiging this space it was important that natural light could still travel through the space into the ground floor. Adding a floor ontop of the ground floor would block out all natural light from above, and the restaurant would be quite dull.
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Adding a mezzanine means natural lighting can still access the space, it also provides additional seating for the restaurant. The comfortable seats can be used by customers dining at the restaurant, or by members that want a change of scenery. Wooden oak beams surround the mezzanine for safety, they also create a unique aesthetic interior experience for the users. The shorter beams allow users to view the acitivty within the ground floor, keeping everybody in the space connected.
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