sanatorium

We consider the workspace of the future not as an office center, but as a “patch” that restores the urban environment. In this case, the block grid is restored: the main alley from the market building becomes the main interior street. The urbam block closes, and a public square is formed near the market. On the other hand, from the point of view of the authors, the office is a hybrid space for discussion and agile communication. Therefore, next to the square, in the center of the block, a large amphitheater appears, and along its perimeter there are zones of bars, restaurants, coffee houses, spas, each of which is integrated with a negotiation option. Spa-working, bar-working, garden-working — new formats of interaction are emerging. Each zone, like a theater box, can be part of a big event or an autonomous and fenced-off place for discussion.

Flexible workspaces are located along the perimeter of the site. The first floors of the unfinished shopping center are given over to commerce, the next levels are given over to workshops, coworking spaces and a hostel.