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The Be Tavane Shahr office redesign at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad explores workplace design for collaboration between a university and city management. Flexible layouts, colour and lighting connect the spatial identity with group work and conversation.

A Dynamic Space for Collaboration and Creativity

The “Be Tavane Shahr” Innovation Office at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad—established as a joint initiative between the Municipality of Mashhad and the university to foster ideation and address urban challenges—has recently undergone an innovative redesign, creating a dynamic and inspiring environment for productive collaboration.

In this redesign, the use of warm and energizing colors like orange and yellow, paired with modern lighting, has resulted in a bright and inviting atmosphere. Modern, comfortable furniture combined with a flexible layout enables effective group meetings, team collaboration, as well as individual work.

The redesign incorporates a variety of spatial zones, including collaborative work tables for idea exchange, informal lounge areas for casual conversations, and fully equipped meeting rooms for focused discussions. This diversity of spaces caters to the different needs of users and encourages effective interactions.

Overall, the redesign of the “Be Tavane Shahr” Innovation Office marks a significant step toward creating a creative and synergistic environment for advancing urban innovation. With its modern and functional design, the space serves as a valuable platform for bringing together experts, academics, and urban managers to share knowledge and generate ideas aimed at solving urban challenges.

For another application of this approach, explore Art Center.

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