Fast slow world explores a new form of productive space one that can accommodate both work and leisure activities at any single moment in time , built on the remnants of the old factory, the building reorganises itself in order to open up the site to a multiplicity of users and help create a new community with an affinity towards a sympathy of making. To transform the factory is not only an act of recycling, but a possibility of giving tangible and spatial form to the contemporary condition of labor in which work, domestic labor, socialization, rest, and exchange are understood no longer as separate spheres but as part of the same productive stream. The result is a network of working and leisure spaces that facilitate collective and idiorrhythmic sharing of space.