Gehle wants the design to serve as a prompt to think about the best way to provide this type of shelter. “Any solution that we can find to the problem is necessary,” he says.

“Our office is the first ‘hackable’ building example,” said Gensler design director Shawn Gehle, using a new industry term for transforming the way that conventional structures are used.

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