New Natures: autonomous program models of working together (coworkerhood)

The structure of new typology, inspired by technological utopias, is imagined as massive infrastructural network, technological support, in which users express their creativity and productivity in form of material gain or in their leisure time, through adaptive working environment and processes.

In thesis of mine I have tested phenomena and possibilities of applying technological utopias and new types of architecture of workspaces, in new hybrid structure as a necessity of modern society and reactions of the individuals or group of people against inherited social system. The result of this system is creation of passive spaces, to work and to live in, which doesn’t respond to needs of a modern man, who is accustomed to a new way of communication and interaction. Inherited typologies of work spaces limit our creativity and freedom to express ourselves, on which we are accustomed to by browsing the web. In the same manner, public spaces lose on their significance as a result of overlapping two different city layers: physic?l space and virtual space - which evolves more every day as form of social generator. All these factors lead to further fragmentation, create the sense of aridness, separation, and most of all - the missing of the centre, as a unifying point which would merge the need for production, leisure, culture and education. Hybrid as a structure made by merging multiple elements would be the basic starting point for setting program relations. Hybridity, which also generates aspect of mobility and virtuality, becomes main pre-condition for creating super space. The purpose of this super space is to generate people of all age and interest, for maximum socialization in space. The idea of creating architecture, new manifesting type, as a beginning of city transformation and new social life, is validated by the fact that the humans are creative beings who always evolve. Our freedom, creativity and productivity are restrained by devolved typologies, so we search for alternative, flexible spaces in which we can peacefully express our creativity.