Coronavirus adjusts almost every facet of our lives, but it may be nothing more than the way we work.
In March, millions of people around the world had to immediately replace their career lives, spending their days in the workplace looking for a work-life balance at home, and for many, running from the couch every day is not enough. , there are corporations such as the Dutch Invertuals design studio, which have created compact workspaces designed to sit in public spaces so that other people no longer have to stay at home, and are known as Tiny Offices.
The office, the design company writes on its website, is “its own compact area in which you can dream, play and create freely”. This takes him away from the realm of the “others” according to his desires and only gives him a relief view of nature, but also the non-secular area for better perception wherever he is ».
Tiny Offices, made of aluminum and corrugated wood, were designed to be located where users can simply “dream, play and create freely,” Dezeen said. And it’s not just a dreamy design. Tiny Offices are already in two of Droomparken’s facilities. holiday parks in the Netherlands.
“The biggest inspiration came here from projects that were incorporated into an herbal environment,” architect Chris Collaris told Dezeen.
Measure six square meters (64 square feet), workplaces are ideal for allowing a user to feel and place some peace in a chaotic world in a different way. The workplaces are equipped with wooden doors and a giant window so that users never feel claustrophobic. Each comes with a rest bed as a position to relax, as well as a work corner and acrylic walls so you can write concepts directly on them. If you are interested in a small workplace, you will have to move to the Netherlands to however, the company says that in the future you will only be able to paint a new workspace.