The Membrane in Stratum is an installation made for Dexter. Plastic sheets have been draped along almost every surface of the bright white workspace, creating a calming aesthetic. That is, until a person really starts to think about Dexter and why he uses so many similar materials. Of course, no blood will be splattered in these rooms.
Created by Kotaro Horiuchi Architecture, the Membrane in Stratum installation is located in Nagoya, Japan. A unique office, to say the least, the use of such plastic helps to regulate depth and boundaries in a way that creates a dynamic space to work in. It also promotes relaxation as people roam from one flexible room to the next while sectioning off different zones for various uses.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Plastic-based Workspace Design
- Designing workspaces with plastic-based materials providing aesthetic and regulatory benefits.
- Dynamic Workspace Design
- Creating a unique workspace that promotes relaxation and encourages movement.
- Flexible Workspace Design
- Creating workspaces that have the flexibility to be used for different purposes.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture and Interior Design
- Trend can be applied in designing office spaces, homes, and other indoor spaces
- Manufacturing
- Development of innovative materials and manufacturing processes to create plastic-based materials for this trend
- Construction and Real Estate
- Incorporating trends in building design and space optimization for various indoor spaces.
