Human Spaces

Where do we want to work—and why? At a time when office work has become more flexible, mobile, and at the same time more personalized than ever before, the question of physical, real space takes on a whole new dimension: What must a space offer, and what characteristics must it have, so that people enjoy spending time there and are inspired at the same time? 

The exhibition “Human Spaces – Attitude as a Space for Action” approaches this complex of themes from three perspectives: the individual and their need for meaning, belonging, and community; the company and its demands for innovation and culture; and society, to which workplaces are linked in many ways. Collage-like wall installations featuring theses, concepts, and project examples explore themes such as individuality, the creation of meaning, innovation, identification, sustainability, and social responsibility. A timeline and an evolution of the floor plan trace the historical development of workplaces. Specific projects illustrate how SCOPE has been able to put theory into practice, always with an eye toward the tensions that shape today’s work environments: between digital and physical, the individual and the organization, efficiency and human interaction. Finally, an interactive installation invites visitors to articulate their own views on the future of work—and thus become part of a collective snapshot of public sentiment.

Opening: June 11, 2026, 6:30 p.m.