Reorder
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The Reorder Project is an award winning submission to LIV Design Studio student challenge to re-envision the future of the hybrid workplace. The scope of work was to design a 150 sq. ft space that could serve as a meeting space for both in person and remote employees, while offering a third function of our choosing.
The Reorder Project is an award winning submission to LIV Design Studio student challenge to re-envision the future of the hybrid workplace. The scope of work was to design a 150 sq. ft space that could serve as a meeting space for both in person and remote employees, while offering a third function of our choosing.
My design partner, Joshua Swanson and I looked at the concerns of post-pandemic employees to aid us in developing a concept focused on flexibility and adaptability, incorporating wellness by encouraging movement through a space that moves and transforms according to user needs.
My design partner, Joshua Swanson and I looked at the concerns of post-pandemic employees to aid us in developing a concept focused on flexibility and adaptability, incorporating wellness by encouraging movement through a space that moves and transforms according to user needs.
This design was awarded 2nd Place through the LIV Design Studio challenge and displayed in augmented reality at IDS Vancouver 2022.
This design was awarded 2nd Place through the LIV Design Studio challenge and displayed in augmented reality at IDS Vancouver 2022.
While the space was designed as a team, production tasks were split. Technical drawings shown above were produced by me.
The space encapsulates dynamic multifunction with hidden functions, custom built-in furniture and space dividing systems that allow for different configurations of the space including, a singular workspace, two separate workspaces, or a yoga/meditation space.
The space encapsulates dynamic multifunction with hidden functions, custom built-in furniture and space dividing systems that allow for different configurations of the space including, a singular workspace, two separate workspaces, or a yoga/meditation space.
While the space was designed as a team, production tasks were split. Technical drawings shown above were produced by me.
While the space was designed as a team, production tasks were split. The digital renderings shown above were produced by Joshua Swanson.
Natural materials were chosen to promote wellbeing and a sense of calm focus while working within the space.
Natural materials were chosen to promote wellbeing and a sense of calm focus while working within the space.
PROCESS
PROCESS
A peek at our Miro process board.
A peek at our Miro process board.
Get in touch at haileyslamb@gmail.com
Get in touch at haileyslamb@gmail.com
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