AVENUE WORK +SPACE

"AVENUE WORK +SPACE" was a realization of a co-working space proposed by CJ Studio with a new spatial strategy. A traditional office is a private field where all activities visitors and employees engaged are governed by one centralized body. On the contrary, a micro-enterprise office's ownership is virtual and shared by all the collective members. Not integrated under one employer, activities are thus more dynamic and space more public. A "Micro-City" thus became an initial concept for designing the co-working space. Office rooms were treated as city blocks, and the public space was designed from an urban perspective.

Through a series of public spaces acting like urban squares in interior scale, a hierarchical space was provided. These urban squares in a series are headed by an underground semi-outdoor space. The second urban square is the front foyer. The third comes to the internal lobby, a space between individual office clusters and sharing services. There exist some spots that are easily accessible, and multi-purposed to exemplify a trend of "working out of office". Sharing the common costs, disparate office units build up non-standard, crossing-boundary cooperation through office publicities.