Dec 12, 2025
WE START WITH THE THINGS WE FIND
an airplane cargo container/LD3 transformed into an individual station to work and play
2001
MoMA, WORKSHPHERE exhibit curated by Paola Antonelli
20 SF
MoMA
John Hartman, project lead
UAF / Marc Ganzglass
Danny Bright
concept & vision
an individual workstation for inspiration and creative production moves around to allow individual and/or collaborative work
design & architecture
the container is conceived as a modular and movable unit that can provide complete isolation or be combined to allow teamwork. Its top/front portion opens up to connect to more INSPIRO-TAINERS and create a meeting room
program & use
it is equipped with computer, flat screen monitor, stereo DVD/CD player, surround sound speakers, projector and retractable screen, reading lights and ventilation fans. All inside surfaces are lined with convoluted foam used both as padding and acoustic insulation. All technologies and mechanisms are operated by a touch screen panel through which the user can easily activate and select preferred configurations
impact & significance
the INSPIRO-TAINER is an incubator for ideas. It retrofits an airplane cargo container, LD3, as an individual workstation that blurs the boundaries between work/play, activity/relaxation, isolation/communication, and meditation/entertainment
Dec 12, 2025
WE START WITH THE THINGS WE FIND