NexaLife held a Doodle Art workshop at the Mika office building, giving the building’s employees a chance to paint and take part in something different alongside their working day.

Doodle Art is a free, creative style of drawing built from simple lines, shapes, and patterns. Unlike many painting approaches, it has no fixed rules for creating an image, which lets people put their ideas on paper without any specialized painting skill.

In this workshop, the employees of the Mika building used the technique to create their own designs and spent a few hours in a setting different from their usual work environment. The program offered a chance to pause, try an artistic activity, and connect with colleagues.

Paying attention to the experience of the people who are in a building every day is part of NexaLife’s outlook on managing and operating spaces. Life Assistant services follow the same path, being delivered with the needs and experience of the building’s users in mind, and part of them is devoted to creating moments of calm, interaction, and different experiences within the building.

The Doodle Art workshop at Mika was one of these programs: an experience that made painting a reason to step away from the daily rhythm and create a few different hours in the workplace.