The entertainment industry inherits the reality and modern lifestyle through the concept of hybridity. A variable, adaptable, all-day program is being built and cannot be clearly limited and categorized. The ideas and beliefs of society are fitted into the built structure as a reflection of current social and cultural changes.
The space is built by cubes placed in relation to the rhythm of daily activities of the participants. They represent a multifunctional hybrid structure that lives 24 hours a day, in which private and public spaces intertwine where the everyday life of the participants is directly exposed.
The first part of the system consists of a cube shaped like zone with sleeping units, which suggests the first daily activities. The second part of the system consists of common living spaces. The transparency of the daily exposed activities depends on the facade of the unit itself, which consists of polycarbonate panels. By overlapping program layers and flexible activities, arrays of different scenarios are created.
