© 2024 – Kristy Hsu

To resolve the public woes of allowing oneself to work in peace, while maintaining the group mentality. 

When in public areas, people naturally maintain their personal space by avoiding sitting directly next to others when they can do so. 

Research show that group space allocation in work trend data is increasing every fiscal year. In 2015, data showed individual space at 44% and group space at 56%. 

How can we design public seating that accommodates both personal and collaborative spacial settings? 

How can simply reshaping the table platform shape redirect modes of use?