Where Ideas
Take Shape

This university project explores form through clay as a tactile and intuitive material for rapidly interpreting shapes and spatial ideas. It marks the early stages of the design process, using physical model-making to investigate how people might interact with a space shaped by an evolving working culture.

Drawing inspiration from architectural precedents such as the Serpentine Pavilion, the project reimagines the relationship between work and nature. Rather than separating working from home and the outdoors, it proposes a future outdoor workspace that encourages people to step away from conventional environments and reconnect with the natural landscape while working.