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WEWORK,WELIVETOGETHER "THE END CF URBAN LONELINESS, A SPACE FOR INNOVATION AS WELL AS COMMUNITY FOR YOUNG MILLEN NIALS"

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dc.contributor.author Khazaimah, Rabbiya
dc.date.accessioned 2025-03-24T05:56:32Z
dc.date.available 2025-03-24T05:56:32Z
dc.date.issued 2021
dc.identifier.other 176330
dc.identifier.uri http://10.250.8.41:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/51550
dc.description.abstract We humans are social animals who are profoundly shaped by the interactions, bonds and shared experiences we form with each other. Young professionals in today's world are becoming a significant element of existing demography led by many job opportunities, individual professional experience, increased earning potential and lifestyle opportunities. Thus the idea is to explore mixed used architectural intervention in horizontality for the new mobile generation which will help bridge increasingly polarised lifestyles that are coming together, something neither the real estate nor the technology sector has been able to solve. A provision of platform that will be addressing both residential and work space issues by formation of live-work spaces. A socially well integrated physical realm that focuses on balance between private and public domains providing a variety in spatial networks catering to both individual and communal needs. A sense of community as a core element maintaining the social aura on which the young millennia ls feed for efficient and inspiring living and working environments. Living spaces around the world have transformed in home offices where people comfortably can work remotely in situations like the outbreak. However the built-in spaces in homes are getting tinier day by day, the solution requires a mixed space where there is an amalgamation of work and living not only in the interior spaces but in the interweaving of interior and exterior spaces aiming to integrate programs physically through architecture. One holistic built form that houses people from all classes working together with similar as well as non-similar professions. This thesis aims to create a culmination of public, semi public and private spaces juxtaposed together to create a series of qualitative spaces allowing to pause, meditate and explore in a level layered form. A collaborative learning and living environment that expresses the millennial behaviour from virtual world to physical realms, giving them a platform for innovation and to break away from monotonous lifestyle all along the circulation of built form. en_US
dc.language.iso en en_US
dc.publisher (SADA), NUST en_US
dc.subject Polarised lifestyles, Mixed Used, Flexibility, Communal participation, Social collaboration, Bridge, Live-work Spaces, Integration, Horizontality, Spatial network, Multiuse spaces, Young millennials, Interweaving, Holistic, Network, Culmination, Juxtaposed, level, layered, Millennial behaviour, Breakaway, Public circulation en_US
dc.title WEWORK,WELIVETOGETHER "THE END CF URBAN LONELINESS, A SPACE FOR INNOVATION AS WELL AS COMMUNITY FOR YOUNG MILLEN NIALS" en_US
dc.type Thesis en_US


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