Architecture has a responsibility to create places where working and living are united, where workplaces are not pushed to the periphery, but become part of urban life.
Production is part of everyday life.
ROG working
Work, living and leisure belong to the same life.
Conventional zoning separates working from living, dividing the landscape into isolated functions. ROG questions this zoning logic that separates the day into isolated places and isolated functions. Instead, architecture creates proximity, between workplace and home, activity and rest, concentration and exchange.
ROG brings work, housing and collective life back into proximity, allowing industry to become part of a mixed and active environment.
We do not only live in cities, we make things in them.