CAFFEINE IN ARCHITECTURE

• May 6, 2018
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to coffee? Let’s take a closer perspective. First, coffee is that wonderful drink that gives us an initiative. It’s the reason why most of us need a cup to get going in the morning. Nevertheless, it kicks starts our brain. Designing spaces that employees look forward to visiting increases the chance for creative collisions and “the best-case scenario when people run into each other is that brilliant conversations spark, resulting in innovative solutions”. Fuelled by WIFI and caffeine, creative potential thrives in physical environments that re-energize, inspire, and support a variety of work functions and styles. In my experience as an architecture student, coffee is a surprisingly big topic of conversation, often cited as a perk or point of anxiety. Especially during mergers and acquisitions, disparate organizations have unique standards for coffee cost, quality, and culture. The next comes the ‘commitment’. As we all know, the famous cafeteria CCD quotes… “A lot can happen over coffee” … Yes, coffee creates commitment. It boosts our persistence need to work on many projects and reduces the chance that we will give up before we hit upon the best solution. With the link between coffee and architecture explained, let me also remind you that not all clichés are so well founded. Also, many are not coffee drinkers. This is just not all Architects or Architecture students love coffee but cheers to all the caffeine addicts out there. In a meeting before hitting the design with the client, just say “BUT FIRST COFFEE”…

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