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Sanjay Gangal
Sanjay Gangal is the President of IBSystems, the parent company of AECCafe.com, MCADCafe, EDACafe.Com, GISCafe.Com, and ShareCG.Com.

The Transformable Workplace Pod by jantzen studio

 
April 3rd, 2016 by Sanjay Gangal

Article source: jantzen studio

The Transformable Workplace Pod is a concept proposal for a special place in which to work. The design of the painted wood structure is based on an eight-foot cube, but these dimensions can change, and the basic cube can be connected together with other cubes in multiple diverse configurations, to form much larger spaces. The prefabricated cubes can be delivered to a site with little preparation needed.

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  • Architects: jantzen studio
  • Project: The Transformable Workplace Pod

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The basic cubes consist of a structural support frame, floor, four surrounding decks, and steps. The structural support frame is fitted with four large insulated perimeter sliding glass doors and screens, along with an insulated glass roof.

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Surrounding all of the glass are ten slated triangular shaped painted wood panels that are hinged onto the main support frame. These panels can be hinged closed over the glass, and/or opened out into many configurations around the glass. This flexibility allows the light and heat level of the interior space to be manipulated in many ways, to accommodate the needs of the user.

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The ability to move the panels into many configurations also gives the user an opportunity to change the shape of the pod from a basic cube, into many different abstract forms. These different forms can be used to change the function and/or just the aesthetics of the structure.

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Solar cell panels can be mounted onto the structure, or onto the ground nearby. The solar cells can be used to power the pod, or it can be plugged into the main power grid if it is available.

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The Transformable Workplace Pod could be placed into a backyard, or onto a corporate campus. The structures could also be used inside of an existing building as a special meeting place. If the size is increased by enlarging the size of the basic cube, and/or by connecting cubes together, the structures could have many other uses, they could even be used as houses.

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Categories: Mobile House, Office space




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