Claroty is a leading Israeli software company dealing with cyber protection for industrial facilities.
From the beginning of the process, it was clear to the client incorporate the company's values, the unique graphic language of the brand, and the required functions in an unusual way on the floor plan.
Our goal in the project was to produce an office space that harmoniously combines the various functions and uses of the office with the company's design language.
To lead the company's employees into a pleasant, warm and soft space.
The main challenge in the project was the treatment of the public areas while creating several forms of seating in one open space to allow a wide variety of situations simultaneously.
We divided the main public space into the reception area, an informal meeting area, and the kitchen. Combining various seating arrangements, including a long knight's tables, islands for high seating as well as cafeteria and lounge seating. This allows every employee to find the right place for him or herself, creating connections that integrate the wonderful human fabric that exists in the company.
For each element designed, we created a distinguished rhythm that works in synergy with the rest of the space. These rhythms are expressed through using tiles of different sizes, grids, division of wooden surfaces into strips of varying thicknesses.
The chosen design language combines the building's exposed shell and systems with soft material elements, colors, and forms.
We sought to produce a pleasant experience, and no less important - an experience that represents the spirit of the company and its brand.
Team:
Designers: Studio ON - Ori Dunetz and Noa Solomon
Lighting: Cley Or
Contractors: Shirazi
Project manager - Guy Aharonovich
Furniture - Waxman
Flooring - Dor and Tzuri
Photography: Yoav Peled
Material Used:
1. Facade covering: a combination of concrete and tiles from the company 41ZERO41
2. Floors: a combination of smoothed concrete and tiles from the company 41ZERO41
3. Interior lighting: many of the lighting elements were made in a custom made to our designsfor the project by the company Cley-Or and Haim Ivgi
4. Carpentry: many elements were made of carpentry in combination with marble or in a combination of marble and iron, the reception desk combines all the elements together in a great fabric way
5. Performed by Studio Wishbone
