Demo Hour

DEMO HOUR: Co-Zone

4. Co-Zone

The cubicle farm, once seen as the pinnacle of office efficiency, is now being replaced by co-working spaces. These offices are defined by their ability to cater to a wide array of disciplines by "flexing" to the needs of office workers. The Co-Zone combines the function and organization provided by a co-working space with the opportunity for individuals to customize their workspace according to their personal needs and preferences. The movable Co-Zone panels communicate data about climate and their configuration to other projects in the interactive environment.

Co-Zone combines the function and organization provided by a co-working space with the opportunity for individuals to customize their workspace.

Interactive Environment projects installed. Amsterdam Institute for Advanced Metropolitan Solutions. News. Jan. 31, 2019; https://www.ams-institute.org/news/interactive-environment-students-install-projects-ams-institute/

Interactive Environment students present complete office furnishings at AMS. TU Delft. News. Jan. 24, 2019; https://www.tudelft.nl/en/2019/io/january/interactive-environment-students-present-complete-office-furnishings-at-ams/

https://interactive-environments.nl/co-zone/

Students: Alexis Begnoche, Jurrian van Geest, Beth Grimmer, Thijmen Langendam, Nanda Schellingerhout Coaches: Martin Havranek, Aadjan van der Helm, Wouter van der Hoog, Tomasz Jaskiewicz, Jakob Lehr, University of Technology Delft

A.J.C.vanderHelm@tudelft.nl

Interactive modules include an internal and external climate display, a heating unit, and an occupancy indicator.

The space at the bottom can be used for bag storage and provides power outlets to charge personal devices.

The peg-board allows for Co-Zone customization to cater to various work-related activities.