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Creating a facilitative environment: A think tank on designing facilitation spaces and future centers Program Results Mark Pixley LEADERSHIP INC IAF Asia Conference Bangalore, India 9 th September 2011

IAF Asia 2011 Creating Facilitative Environments Results final

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Program results at the IAF (International Association of Facilitators) Asia Conference in Bangalore in September 2011. An interactive thinktank to explore how we create space to guide people in thinking together and explore the emerging concept of "future centers"

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Creating a facilitative environment: A think tank on designing facilitation spaces and future centersProgram Results

Mark PixleyLEADERSHIP INC

IAF Asia ConferenceBangalore, India9th September 2011

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2Introduce Yourself © LEADERSHIP INC

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Facilitative Environments

• Natural (light, wind, trees)• Necessary to see the space

beforehand• Controllable temperature and

lighting• More light• Vibrant and bright• Taking initiatives and thinking

out of the box… Ambiance• Design In-situ: Flexibility• Space (to move, activities)• Co-creating space• Informal (flexi) environment• “Softer Environment” opens

people up e.g. garden, living room candles, nature

• A flexible setup• Theme based training space• Room set up must be for use

rather than display• Wall Space• Use the ceiling to pace material

due to lack of space... Moulding according to the environment

• Oriented to intent• Flexibility of space• Unconventional space• Space contains memories, to

create new memories new space

• Wall with space• Scent (lemon grass)

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Insights about the use of space in facilitation...

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CREATING A CENTER

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5Aspects…

People

Methods

Technological

Physical

• In each aspect, what would you want to have in a center?

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6Aspects…

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7Creating a Center

• Create a Future Center Plan

• Consider...• Vision & Purpose – Why of the center?• Process – What is the model?• Metaphor – Image to describe what we are doing• Space/Layout – What is the space and how do we use?• People – Who is involved in the center and what do

they do?• Methods – What are the facilitation tools and methods

used?• Technology – What technology support could be used?• Others...

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• Virtual – necessary going forward

• People under tree near house – all human have access

• Connection across world and share

• No central hub

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9Creating a Center

• Indoor & Outdoor• Different Global Styles• Campsite• Meditating in the Pyramid -

Historical

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10Creating a Center

• Social Change• Bridging –

Linking• Greenery

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• Five element metaphor

• Align method to space

• Integrating technology & method

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