The design concept revolves around the idea of 'movement' and invites viewers to ponder what happens in the absence of motion—between one 'PLAY' and the next.
By transforming the space into a 'PLAY' button, the architects emphasize that movement triggers action, creating an interactive dialogue between the viewer and the environment.
Individual representations are designed as rectangles, while collaborative areas feature circles, with triangles symbolizing the spaces in between, linking the concept to a single frame and the 'PLAY' button.
This experimental interior is not just a passive setting; it reacts to the presence of movement, thus engaging viewers in a continuous play of interaction and stillness.
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