ALSE [arch_life_space_experience]

looking for hidden meanings, or how the organization of workspace can affect work efficiency

a fragment from a TV series [recognize which one?] with a discussion about ideal space and its effects, from a character who embodies the image of capitalism. It was a surprise to me that he thought about it and was about to move his desk, but he was interrupted

The work desk for the character, as can be seen in the series, is a place of work, rest, meeting guests, making decisions, signing agreements, having lunch, lighting and smoking a cigarette, joy and sadness, sleeping, idle time, hiding valuables

90% of the character's screen time is shown next to his desk [the other 10% he walks down the hallway with a cigarette]

the office as a whole is the main space of the character's life, and the desk is his heart

That is why I analyze the attempt to move the desk as an attempt to shift, to change his life. moreover, it is true that the character's fate changes, he copes with mental difficulties, and reconsiders his life

#cinema_as_a_method

I continue to reveal the intrigue (https://t.me/pro_stranstviye_of_life/14) and show you absolutely my favourite poster, which was created by NZGroup and I with the help of MEDIATERRA, especially for the opening of the Energinet Master's space.

it's like an attractive book cover - it contains all the main secrets [conceptual elements of the project], but only after a full reading [in our case the story from the project architects] you fall in love with it forever.

#master_project #behavioural_architecture

Elements of behavioural architecture? what are they?

A great example of behavioural that appeared in a park in Al-Ula, Saudi Arabia

https://t.me/arkhlikbez/31020
want such "unusual activity" to be "close to everyday life"
[which is what my team and I do in our projects, by the way].

odour has a big role in our perception and sense of space, our associations and emotions while in it

#behavioural_among_us

And anchoring the post above — to your attention, the first realised space using elements of behavioural architecture.

Energinet Magistracy at SevSU, created in 2019 in collaboration with NZGroup, as well as T-System, Tavrida Electric, STI University.

A big project of the soul, in which a lot of effort and inspiration was invested. About each part of it I will tell gradually and with details.

enjoy!

🏆Project nominated for Best Office Awards 2020
🏆The project was awarded a "Golden Diploma" at BIF — Best Interior Festival 2020 — III All-Russian architectural review-competition national award "Best Interior" in the section "Realised public interior", nomination "Social objects".

http://nz-group.ru/ru/portfolio/magistratura.html

Combining ontological and architectural methods: Oleg Grinko
Architects: Natalia Zaichenko, Nina Grinko, Ivan Rubezhansky.
Photographer: Gleb Leonov.

#project_magistrature #behavioural_architecture

-Behavioural Architecture-

My main line of research

No matter how much I try to get sidetracked, all roads lead to it - and that's something I really enjoy, intrigues, fascinates, motivates and ignites something inside that makes me want to dive into this topic more and more [for about five years now]

#behavioural_architecture

Hello, everybody!
This is a mirror of my main channel https://t.me/pro_stranstviye_of_life which I run in Russian. I created this channel as a skill-booster and to communicate with a foreign audience. Here I will public and translate my posts, notes and research into English.

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