El Flaneur is a foldable pod design developed in response to temporary work isolation and the general transition to remote work during the beginning of COVID, to reimagine the remote work cubicle during a time that questions work-life balance. The result was an adjustable weather capsule suitable for different climate conditions, featuring semi-permanent/ recyclable shells that provides living and working needs for up to 2 weeks. The project was submitted as an competition entry to NonArchitecture's 'Remote Work Cabin', which received a place in publication and an honorable mention award.

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As the project involved two ends of the design process, including the concept direction and the technical production of the required format, which was the axonometric view. While delegating modeling work to my teammates during the production process, I was primarily focusing on the overall pipeline from modeling(Rhino) to rendering(Lumion) to post(Photoshop).