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The answer is: In nature.

Obviously, most people have had this experience. Not in buildings but outside in nature. Something happens there in interaction with nature which is different from in an artificial environment. If we think about our archetypical experiences, this becomes more understandable. Our ancestors lived and developed in nature for many thousands of years. First of all, certainly the fight for survival was on the agenda. For example, a monotonous desert with steep sharp-edged rocks was not especially attractive. Monotony and a sharp-edged quality are therefore always regarded as dangerous and hostile to life. In contrast, a lush green landscape with a lot of water and many plants and animals seems like a paradise. You had enough to eat and could devote yourself to craft and many other occupations in a creative way in your spare time. At the same time, the diversity of the paradisiacal nature is the source of inspiration for creative developments.

Man unconsciously recognizes geometric relationships and as a result also the higher order in design. Mathematically these forms are very complicated, but humans are unconsciously aware of such relations. Who can create complex geometry? Not animals, not plants and not stones. Only the highest spirit in the creation can do this. This ability is a divine gift. If you apply more effort in geometry people can feel it. Since we perceive the effect of a form unconsciously, just like the effect of a color, this also has a specific effect on us. This can vary a great deal. Just like a mix of colors produces a mix of feelings, emotions and tendencies in our way of thinking and influences us in our decision-making, the form has the same effect.

The time that people spend working in the office is a regular part of life that has impacts on people’s health. The office is a working environment with many physical and psychological demands, challenges, and stresses which have a long-term effect on the person working in an office. These demands, challenges, and stresses in offices can cause psychological problems and physical ailments. A meticulous and holistic design of the working environment, however, can promote creativeness and significantly contribute to the wellbeing of body and mind. This design also promotes productivity and innovation.

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Büro Erweiterung für Bayrisches Rotes Kreuz

 Kunde: BRK-Bezirksverband Oberbayern
 Industrie: Dienstleistung
 Gebäude: Büro
 Arbeitsplätze: <20
 Typ: Sachbearbeiter Büros
 Vision: Ergonomie und Wohlfühlen

Vital-Office ergonomic planning: IMS Gear, taicang
Industry: Mechanic
Building: Office
Workplaces: 71 work places
Type: two floors office buidling
Customer's vision: modern and open space planning, non-partition style, flexible for future movement.

Vital-Office ergonomic and fengshui planning supports Loadwell image enhancement: Loadwell, Shanghai
Industry: Mechanic
Building: Office
Workplaces: 88 work places
Type: two floors office buidling
Customer's vision: modern and open space planning, non-partition style, flexible for future movement.

FUCHS Yingkou open space concept in Facette tops and modular conference: FUCHS, Yingkou
Industry: auto lubricants
Building: Office
Workplaces: 67 work places
Type: Open Space
Customer's vision: open space office, fixed amount of persons to fit into the office building, including warehouse and production area for lockers, and canteen, etc.

Harmonizing square and round shapes in metalor technologies: Metalor, Suzhou
Industry: Chemical
Building: Office
Workplaces: 138 work places
Type: Open Space
Customer's vision: Work benches for a large mount of employment, space and budget saving,functional office with sufficient storage .

ITW Wujiang Interior Design in Flexible and Organic Structure ITW, Wujiang
Industry: Chemical
Building: Office
Workplaces: 65 work places and conference
Type: Open Space
Customer's vision: Modern and health working environment, Flexible for future expansion, maximum desk top usage Open space work group in well planned, consistent style.