Growing out of the success of coworking, the latest big phenomenon in the world is coliving. Coliving is predicated upon the idea that sharing space can bring benefits to users in terms of cost and community. This can be made possible by giving residents in the building a coworking space with a rock-solid wifi connection, alongside other shared amenities such as relaxation spaces, aiming to increase urban green spaces, thus improving environment, productivity and societal benefits. As well as its role as a coworking and Coliving space, the building would push its eco credentials with green roofs, and botanical landscaping applied to existing urban green space due to increase density and the demands while bringing innovation to proposals for the built environment through futuristic multifaceted design.
Above is a night view of the bridge
The bridge connects students to NIDA which allows for recreation and leisure as a break from work and studies.
The roof top garden aims to provide a more natural escape from the urban surroundings and an addition of greenery amidst the solidity of the urban building,
Above is the lecture theatre located on the ground floor.
Library facilities are also provided with study spaces.
Meeting rooms are situated on the top most floor for lecturers and the Dean.
The first moving element, the amphitheatre allows for large gatherings as well as more secluded meetings as the walls rise and collapse.
The second moving element is the rising and collapsing walls of the study spaces with the option to study openly with other students or to use the walls to create a secluded space in which more important study and discussion can be done.
walls collapsed
walls risen
