BA DESIGN DEGREE SHOW 2026
@theretheirtheyreshow @ba.design.gold
18-22 JUNE 2026
Unit 8, 133 Copeland Rd, London, SE15 3SN

Attune

Ellie Lulham



“An organic workspace that dissolves the boundary between urban productivity and the sensory calm of nature.”

The act of leaving the home office and entering this structure becomes symbolic. Shedding of artificial urgency and a return to a more attuned, sensory rhythm. The curved, earthen form feels less like an object placed in nature and more like something grown from it, echoing the contours of the landscape and softening the boundary between built and organic. Powered by sunlight and satellite Wi-Fi, these self-sufficient pods keep users fully equipped for a productive workday. 

The project sits in tension between two worlds: the urban condition of constant stimulation and the reserve’s slower, cyclical temporality. Rather than rejecting the city, it filters it—holding space where distant urban noise dissolves into birdsong, where digital labor is reframed within a living environment. It suggests that productivity doesn’t have to be extracted from nature, but can instead be held in dialogue with it.
Organic Workpace Sensory Calm Nature-Based Productivity
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