The lab functions as a controlled environment for exploring spatial design, motion behavior, and interface logic. It exists outside production timelines, allowing ideas to be tested without pressure for resolution. Here, layouts are treated as systems, motion as structure, and interaction as a measurable response rather than a visual effect.

Work developed within the lab follows an iterative process of observation, adjustment, and refinement. Experiments are built to be broken, analyzed, and reconstructed until their behavior feels deliberate and coherent. Emphasis is placed on clarity, balance, and restraint, avoiding unnecessary complexity in favor of systems that communicate purpose through form and motion. Each outcome contributes to an evolving archive of research that informs future projects and applied work.