Livewell Collaborative

Branding / Digital-Media / Physical
Livewell Collaborative

Livewell Collaborative

Transforming the Workplace

After meeting with members of Livewell, many expressed their desire for a space that allows them to shift exhibits and cross pollinate. This was achieved by creating maneuverable, changeable structures. Although the space initially appears to be stagnant, many aspects of the design are able

to be pushed and pulled to create new voids and spaces. Challenging Livewell’s ability to have a fluctuating yet functional workplace, this design incorporates elements of surprise by crafting innovating ways that spaces can be restructures and fluctuated.

Name: Livewell Collaborative
Completed Second Year Summer Semester
Programs Revit, Photoshop
Tags: Branding, Construction, Digital-Media

The Grid

Grid Detail Light
"The grid system is an aid, not a guarantee." -Josef Muller-Brockmann

The grid found in the entry gallery space drives the remainder of the design for Livewell.  This grid was the pattern of the beaming system in the gallery; this system allowed rotating panels to orchestrate display boards and drive the journey of the guest.   This grid was then reflected throughout the space and used as a guide for future walls, furniture placement and transforming elements.  The concept of this grid is also illustrated in my concept model above. 

Sections

Rendered longitudinal and transverse sections of the Livewell Collaborative space.  Cut lines are defined on the first plan.

Transformation

Various tactics were implemented into the design in order to give Livewell a transformative but functional office space.  These tactics allow members to change the layout of their space while still preserving their brand. 

Gallery

The gallery is the most transformative space. The grid system allows panels to be rearranged to guide the visitor journey and display different exhibitions.

Studios

Four studios can to be merged into two large studios. Sliding doors separating the spaces double as pin up space. The furniture and break out spaces can easily be rearranged.

Lindas Office

The partitions of Linda's office are also attached to the grid system, allowing her office to shift a span of 15'. This allows for the surrounding open collaboration spaces to be altered.