School of Design | Graduate Interior Design
Students: Chan Chen
Faculty: Brita Everett
The design allows for more diverse use of space at different times of the day. Balancing the functions of retail/storage/exhibition at different time periods and rethinking the responsibility and cohesiveness of the community.
The project aims to explore the possible future of retail space in a post-COVID society where the virtualization of our lives has become more complex. The design allows for more diverse use of space at different times of the day.
The design uses fabric and recycled wood to create a spatial scene where materials can continue to be recycled 100% over and over again, and materials and shapes can be modularized to produce spaces and break them down as needed. It can grow and dissipate quickly at any time.
