The Archipod is like an office built within a giant acorn. While the exterior camouflage's nicely with the yard's foliage and plant life, the interior is like walking into 2001: A Space Odyssey. The sphere, which measures about 10-feet in diameter, is prefabricated in small sections that are sized to be carried through a house -- great for people who only have access to their gardens through their home's backdoor.
The white interior of the Archipod includes power outlets, data ports, and electric heat. Natural light comes through port holdes on the side, as well as a skylight port hole. While we like the idea, we wonder if one of the benefits of working in the yard -- being amongst nature -- is lost with the limited windows in this concept.
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How an amazingly painful seating configuration. probably works if you have no legs. A 40cm table strapped to the wall is supposed to be the future or what? I Have to have the possibillity to stretch my legs while I use my comp. No go for this arrangement, great work designer, you probably only have a mac for show, and don't really pay attention to human ergonomics.
No windows either. Ok that peekhole, but who cares about that. Reality is you have to stare at that white inside of an bowl for your entire day. Btw, why do you have to have a designated office? just work wherever your pc is. and have some stealth shelves/storage to hide away ugly paperwork.