PAC Place-making

With Nota Modernology, Programming and Scenario Design are carried out through Co-creation with potential user communities.

Selected target audience, including nearby residents, business operators, and KOLs, were invited to engage in dialogue and co-creation.

These insights highlighted a strong desire for public green spaces and other subtle, "invisible" needs, which became key guiding principles for scenario development and program planning.

There, one discovers a tranquil jungle café under the sunlit wooden lattice dome. Like an eggshell nestled in the grass, it offers tender shelter. White clouds drift across the lattice, while pets rest on wooden platforms.

Familiar yet surprising, the misty staircase guides visitors back to the inner street entrance.

The upper terraces and lower streets are connected through adaptive interventions guided by the principle of Adhocism.

This approach emphasizes sustainable thinking, from design to construction and, ideally, throughout the operational phases.

The iconic Eggshell Dome showcases the Zollinger timber structure, known for its minimal material consumption. It comprises over 700 uniquely crafted glued-lam straight tenon components, CNC-processed and meticulously spliced and assembled on-site.

Wherever possible, MEP facilities are creatively repurposed—for instance, electrical boxes are transformed into poster boards or dog walking signage—underscoring a commitment to sustainable design.

This approach enables management and operations teams to allocate resources more effectively, enhancing the overall value of the site.

Our goal is to create a neighboring Third Place — an inviting environment that fosters both community gatherings and moments of personal solitude.

Over time, these experiences will become shared collective memories, shaping the identity and essence of the Place.