מעבר למקום

In the relentless pace of contemporary life, the pressure and stress of trying to do and achieve everything have become hallmarks of modern living. This pressure not only impacts our daily functioning but also significantly affects personal well-being. This raises an important question: Can architecture influence the user's experience of space and even foster a sense of well-being? To explore this, the project focuses on a particularly high-intensity space—the hub. A hub is a transportation center that includes multiple transition platforms, such as metro, train, and bus services, accommodating thousands of passengers daily. The sheer intensity of the vast number of people and the constant transitions within such a space can create a persistent sense of stress for its users. This project advocates for a design approach that prioritizes the pedestrian experience. I have designed an efficient and functional hub that incorporates additional cultural and recreational programs, transforming it into a destination for users rather than just another transit station. The guiding principles of my design are connectivity, eye connections, spatial orientation, expansive spaces, the incorporation of natural light, and integration with nature. Through these principles, the project aims to alleviate the stress experienced by individuals, fostering a place that enhances personal well-being while harmonizing with the existing environment