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▲ 8月《办公环境设计》杂志封面 ©办公环境设计
2020年双月刊的《办公环境设计》首页设计观点栏目邀请SPARK思邦董事Stephen Pimbley先生谈关于 “后疫情时代办公空间设计” 的见解。
SPARK founder Stephen Pimbley was invited by 《Workplace Design》magazine to talk about the workplace design after Covid-19. And his article was published on the front page of the magazine.
▲ 8月《办公环境设计》杂志报道首页 ©办公环境设计
Stephen Pimbley先生关于后疫情时代办公空间变革的完整观点:
随着新冠疫情的发展,开放式办公模式将会永远消失么?未来十年,计划在中国建造超过200米的摩天大楼是否会落成?我们的智能手机是否能够让我们做到比现在更多的事情呢?
技术的发展及其融入我们生活的速度在不断加快,特别是在中国以科技友好的环境中。这种友好的环境是由深圳的数码产物(国家的力量)所推动的。
▲ 太子湾总部办公:自然景观与室内空间相融合©SPARK
设计总是会对战争和疾病等世界性的灾难做出响应。例如1855年时人们同由鼠疫传播的黑死病所做的抗争中,影响了门槛、建筑地基、和地下管道等卫生设施的设计。
我们都已经习惯了生活在由疫情引起的自我隔离。在共享的办公空间都关闭的情况下,我们在隔离中都光荣的采用了一个新的名词“我们我工作”
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后疫情时代典型办公空间的密度一定会发生变化,个人使用空间的标准会增加,会导致楼层的使用率变低,也有可能降低建筑对开发商的经济吸引力。
深圳这座孵化并推动着技术交流的城市将会引发人们对办公空间的重新思考。鼓励在开放空间中不期而遇,吸引人才进入充满知识经济的谷歌式准则将成为历史。
虚拟世界的到来以及人群对其的广泛接受降低了面对面接触的重要性,不管您喜欢与否,新冠状肺炎促使我们最大限度的利用在线会议平台(如微软和腾讯)的能力。从这次疫情的角度来看,办公大楼与我们的实际运作是不相关的。
新一代的上班族对他们的工作场所有不同的期待和需求,当遇到技术的革新,将会带来办公空间设计及使用的新变革。
▲ 上海临港办公:景观中庭,打造绿色怡人公务场所 ©SPARK
办公空间不应该是一个旧的或者是一成不变的实体。它应适应新的技术变革以提供新的工作环境。其面临的挑战是将开放的、社会技术的,空间的、经济的和健康等标准纳入一个全面的,安全的同时也实用的环境中。
未来将通过技术为我们提供灵活的方式来使用空间,安排我们的日程以及社会和商业生活的方方面面。人们在美妙的绿色环境中工作,享受永久的“园艺假期”,通过植物来清除空气和环境中的有害细菌,从而有利于我们的健康。
▲ 坐落于深圳的办公总部提案:开放式中庭与垂直绿化的布局形成通透的办公空间 ©SPARK
Stephen Pimbley‘s ideas of the workplace design after Covid-19:
Is the nature of open plan working forever dead in the wake of Covid-19? Will the plethora of 200metre plus skyscrapers planned for China over the next 10 years skyscrapers be constructed? Will our smart phones enable us to do even more than they already do?
Technology development and its assimilation into our daily lives continues to accelerate especially in the tech friendly environments of China that are driven by the posse comitatus (force of the country) those digital kids of Shenzhen.
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Design has always been responsive to catastrophic world events such as war and disease. The bubonic plague of 1855, influenced the design of sanitation, door thresholds and building foundations, in the battle against the disease spread by Rattus Norvegicus, the “old world” rat.
We are all coming to terms with living in self-isolation, closed restaurants and shops, empty CBD’s and public space. The plethora of shared work environments are closed, we have all adopted a new moniker in glorious isolation “We I work”.
Density in the typical office environment will most certainly change post Covid-19 although the potential increase in individual space standards will make the floor plate less efficient and perhaps not so economically attractive to construct.
▲ 镜湖总部办公:绿色植物装置融入室内大堂 ©SPARK
The Shenzhen incubators driving technological communication will engender a rethinking of the office. The Googlesque mantra of attracting talent to a vibrant knowledge economy in spaces that encourage serendipitous meetings on galleries and break out space for information exchange will be a thing of the past.
The arrival and acceptance of the virtual world has reduced the importance of real contact, like it or not Covid-19 has helped usher in our ability to maximise the benefit of online meeting platforms such as Microsoft’s “Teams” and Tencent’s “VooV’. Office buildings in the light of Covid-19 could be seen as operationally irrelevant.
The new generation of office goers have different expectations and demand more of their workplace and when combined with technological change it will bring about a revolution in the way office space is designed and used.
▲ Rochester教育综合楼:花园讲堂 ©SPARK
The office is not an old or constant entity, it adapts to technological change in response to new working practices. The challenge is to accommodate the extraordinary open-ended, socio-technical, spatial, economic and health criteria into a holistic, safe and functional environment.
The future will provide us with a technologically fluid way of occupying space, organising our schedules and every aspect of our social and business life. We will all be on permanent “gardening leave” working in wonderful green environments with plants “scrubbing” the air of bacteria, spaces that improve rather than being detrimental to our health.
《办公家具》杂志是中国家具协会办公家具专业委员会的会刊(双月刊),是一本直接服务于办公家具、办公环境设计行业以及与此相关的原辅材料行业的刊物,创办于2006年。创刊13年来,在业内具有广泛的影响力。目前杂志是是双封面,分别是《办公家具》、《办公环境设计》(前身是《Design》)。
本刊的核心读者为办公家具企业的中高层管理者、行业原辅材料企业中高层管理者、家具经销商、室内设计师、集团/政府采购人和大专院校的教授和学生。旨在为办公家具企业与家具经销商、办公环境设计师、室内设计师等搭建一个相互了解、交流互动的产销平台。
《办公家具》、《办公环境设计》杂志以办公家具、办公空间、办公环境为主线,全部报道与此相关的设计、研发等内容,具有实用、专业而又可读的丰富内容。
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