The third group also decided to build their LAB rather than grow or change already developed ideas. The group started with a long discussion, watching the floor, walls and ceiling of what used to be La Q before I have dismantled it.
The group built a Sustainable Laboratory (not only a laboratory for sustainable urban environment research). Made out of various elements and inspiring people who are going to work there to not only work but also live in a sustainable way. Your work style is your lifestyle. Your colleagues are your friends.
Another conclusion and selling sentences was: This is a space that adapts to your needs!
Is it enough to make your life sustainable?
Some of the ideas of the group:
- water in the lab should be coming from the humidity (re-using!)
- the lab should be powered by solar panels and solar re-charge area has been incorporated into the lab
- the space has a rubber floors (not sure about rational behind it. is there any? or was it done for aesthetics reasons? - group - please comment!)
- workplaces are shared and people are not attached to one working area
- tables/walls are portable and adaptable to the needs of workers
- space included spaces where one could reflect (MOMENTO ZEN) as well walk while thinking and developing new ideas (quote: a place to move without any other distractions; protected, no photos, no air-conditioning, no people)
- shower (called detox chamber) - for those who arrived to work on bikes and would like to refresh themselves. (the bike park is also included)
- no clothing restrictions (ties allowed?)
- vegetable patch and flower patch alongside with cooking area
- sea nearby (or swimming pool in the worst case scenario)
- personal conversation area (for 2 or 3 people to solve personal conflicts) - area without chairs, open, allowing people to move and express themselves in a free way
Ania during lunchtime had a chat with people who haven’t participated in the dynamics but have seen the space. They called visual outcomes of all 3 sessions looking as: ' an after earthquake mess'.
Who knows, maybe coming up with new ideas requires mess?
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