In one of my Pandemic Blogs I wrote about home offices. And like many of you…I thought this was going to be a couple of weeks and we would all be back to our regular day to day. While we are all more uncertain than ever about what tomorrow will bring, we though it would be a good idea to talk about the good enough. How do you create space with what you got.
An odd little nook space in a modern apartment turns out to be the perfect space to hide and get work done. Flooded with natural light— this gal keep her back to the view of the river so as not to get distracted.
A traditional desk with a large screen is how this guy rolls ..in fact, he can roll right from his bed to his home office at the foot of his bed.
A little desk with a few of your favorite things surrounded by pictures of your favorite people sets the mood in this college student working from the house she shares with 5 others.
So in recognition of the fact that not everyone is in a position to redesign the whole house and build an addition to home school our kids and work from home…and that not everyone has given up hope that this is not going to last for much longer, our second podcast explores space planning to create a home office of learning environment for our students. A special Thanks to Bernadette Clawson who just started her sophomore year at American University for producing our Clawson From the Drawing Board “Pandemic Podcast Series” . The podcast is available on Spotify and Apple podcast
Bernadette Clawson sashaying off to 5th grade…as I wrote in My Sept 8,2011 Blog. About Back to School and an Architects commitment to life time learning.