daewha kang design’s experimental workspace combines biophilic principles with technology
bringing together data and architecture, london-based studio daewha kang design has created a two-part experimental work environment on the 12th floor of the shard to measure the impact of biophilic design on worker wellness and productivity. the project comprises two spaces designed according to the principles of biophilia, human beings? innate need to connect to nature, which make them seek qualities of light, view, material, and other factors common in the natural world.
photos by tom donald for aldworth james & bond, kyungsub shin
the living lab opens up towards the shard?s fac?ade, providing long views and a strong connection to the sky
created in collaboration with dr. marcella ucci for the london headquarters of outsourcing and facilities management company mitie, the project includes the living lab, a fully immersive work environment, and two regeneration pods for short-term rest and meditation. in the living lab, daewha kang design has developed a series of intricate patterns using natural materials, including different shades and textures of bamboo on the floor, desks, task lights and privacy screens which wrap onto the ceiling. the space?s lighting is linked to an astronomical clock, which makes it turn cool blue in the morning, brilliant white in the afternoon, and fiery orange by the end of the day. the warm bamboo palette creates a strong counterpoint to the glass and metal aesthetic of the rest of the building
the project is also de...
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