Orion
The hexagonal pyramid and the honeycomb structure, at the heart of the design, can be considered as geometric models of the ordering of space and the inner state of a person.
The pyramid defines the vertical axis of concentration, stability, and upward movement, while the cellular structure forms a network of connections, repeatability, and expansion.
A cellular structure can be considered as a system of many small cavities, each of which has its own orientation, but is included in a common matrix. Such an organization creates the effect of repeated repetition of the form, so that the structure is perceived as more dense, stable and information-rich.
Their unity creates a special spatial system that combines centering, symmetry, stability, flatness and the ability to develop. In this approach, the form ceases to be just an outer shell. It becomes an active organizing principle that influences a person's perception and quality of life and changes his condition and behavior.
Human life can also be understood as a form — not static, but evolving. The more harmoniously the space around a person is organized, the easier it is for him to build internal order, restore energy, focus on goals and realize his potential.