The 'GREEN BASE' structure is a minimalist structure that would provide professionals with a dedicated place to get work done, socialize and enjoy the majesty of being outdoors in a bid to help people adjust to the new normal and a post-COVID like.
The structure features a see-through design that was erected in the Inzai City, Chiba Prefecture in Japan, and was created by lead architect Yoshinori Hasegawa and Fumei Horikoshi of UENOA on the request of a farmer. The structure provides ample space to spread out, get work done, socialize, cook local produce and more.
The 'GREEN BASE' structure is focused on a crisp, clean aesthetic and follows the Japanese tradition of removing shoes before entering to maintain cleanliness within.
What's Driving This Trend
- Outdoor Workplace Hubs
- The 'GREEN BASE' structure creates an opportunity for businesses to provide outdoor workspaces for employees and customers alike to adjust to the new normal.
- Minimalist Design
- The simple, see-through design of 'GREEN BASE' highlights the growing trend towards minimalist, clean design in architecture and interior design.
- Agricultural Tourism
- The option to cook local produce while using the 'GREEN BASE' structure creates a potential opportunity for the tourism industry to offer more agricultural-based experiences.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- The 'GREEN BASE' structure showcases the potential for architects to create outdoor structures that are focused on clean, minimalist aesthetics.
- Workplace Solutions
- The 'GREEN BASE' structure creates an opportunity for companies to reimagine their office spaces by incorporating outdoor workspaces.
- Tourism
- The 'GREEN BASE' structure presents an opportunity for the tourism industry to offer a new and unique experience for visitors to cook with and enjoy local produce in an outdoor setting.
