Hallways tend to be viewed as purely facilitating movement through to other rooms, rather than spaces to be engaged with in their own right. “You could create a simple corridor that has rooms coming from it,” says Smith, “Or you can design an active and dynamic zone that has depth and reason beyond a path to get from point A to point B – for instance, featuring increased width in areas with display shelves, or study recesses.
Hallways tend to be viewed as purely facilitating movement through to other rooms, rather than spaces to be engaged with in their own right. “You could create a simple corridor that has rooms coming from it,” says Smith, “Or you can design an active and dynamic zone that has depth and reason beyond a path to get from point A to point B – for instance, featuring increased width in areas with display shelves, or study recesses.
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