This project focused on developing a co-working space with access to the library and low-cost rental spaces. Overlapping the defined program over, a diagram was selected as the driving factor of the design development. The diagram transformed into an interior entity with an introduction to a major element of bridges to connect spaces. A perforated MS sheet was used to cover the verticals at a distance to form the secondary skin to prevent direct heat without hindering much of the natural light.

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Introduction: Nexus is a co-working space offering students, groups of students, freelancers, and practitioners a place to study and work with access to a library. The space provides them with a huge collection of reading materials, a low-cost rental space, and a designated area to work/conduct meetings. A dedicated study environment can encourage and significantly change a student’s academics. One can inspire another. It can provide an open opportunity to collaborate with people of different age groups. Such a co-working space can help a student interact with a working professional. A space that provides to connect – hence ‘Nexus.’