

studioquint: nextdoor temporary interior design
nextdoor inside the centre of amsterdam school of entrepreneurship all photos by mark weemen
nextdoor is a temporary interior design for the center of amsterdam school of entrepreneurship (CASE) by studioquint. the proposed brief for the space was to develop 10 permanent work-units and 40 flexible work areas for the 275 m2 office space. because of the tight budget, all the furniture and work-units have been assembled by low cost standard door elements.
the starting point of the intervention was based on specific programmatic conditions. individual students had to develop his own business identity and at the same time all of them had to orient in complex economical network. all of the work units are white cubes, differentiated by various interior elements made from back plywood which offer additional storage spaces and to stabilize the units. by linearly placing the working objects, a kaleidoscopic effect is created.
10 permanent work-units and 40 flexible work areas occupy the 275 m2 space
when arranged linearly, a kaleidoscopic effect occurs
each individual unit is unique through additional interior elements made from black plywood
all furniture and work-units have been assembled by low cost standard door-elements
stratification as spatial concept for the interiors of the cubes
composition interior
spatial arrangement of the furniture
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