Three adjoining office units unified through their existing plan geometry, transparent partitions, microcement surfaces and precise red accents.
Turning fragmentation into an organizing idea
The 320 m² office brings together three adjoining units. Rather than conceal the breaks and corners in the combined plan, the design uses them to organize the smaller spaces required by the business.
A coherent workplace
A consistent approach to materials and lighting connects these spaces and reduces visual fragmentation. The contemporary language responds to the company’s work in the design and manufacture of elevator control systems.
Transparency and interaction
Glass partitions express the concept of transparent management. They are intended to make workplace processes visible, encourage interaction and allow managerial oversight while maintaining spatial boundaries.
A neutral field with red accents
Microcement walls and environmental graphics relate the interior to the brand. A neutral palette establishes continuity throughout the office, while red accents define focal points. This approach also informs the furniture design and material choices.