CUBIX
Mapping cubicles
The average employee spends about a third of his life in a cubicle, which becomes a symbol of materialism and mediocrity. Therefore the individual developed a need to give his workspace identity and personality. This project maps this work environment and creates a portrait of the individual and "cubicles workers" community.
This mapping, that was inspired by Maslow's Pyramid Of Needs, scans all the objects in the work cell and categorizes them according to color and concept.
After the research and mapping, we created a shared platform for all the "cubicle workers"- each user can get a portrait of his cubicle and of the global "cubicles workers" community.
After the research and mapping, we created a shared platform for all the "cubicle workers"- each user can get a portrait of his cubicle and of the global "cubicles workers" community.
The project raised many questions about personal space, the value of an object, the relationship between productivity and the sense of belonging to a workplace, and the relevance of the platform we created to the organization personnel/manpower.
Made at WIZO Haifa, fourth year, with Yakir Naftaly
