Flex office
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about flex office
Project • By Fruit Orchard • Offices
Cityspace NOVO
CitySpace is one of the leading Polish flexible office operators. NOVO, its space between Jerozolimskie Avenue and Nowogrodzka Street in central Warsaw, covers 2,800 m² across two floors, with 328 workstations. The design project for NOVO won the European Property Award for the Best Office Interior category for Poland.
The project had to reconcile three demands that usually pull against each other. - design, because in flexible offices people choose with their eyes. - economics, because every square metre has to earn its keep.- sustainability, because the most valuable material was the fit-out already in place. Most projects manage only two of the three.
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Project • By The Design Group • Offices
Universal Music Polska office - musical space
The new office of Universal Music Polska music label in Warsaw delights with an unusual blend of loft elements and cozy, home-sweet-home vibe, elegance, and cutting-edge technology at top level. This is the space for everyone – you simply want to stay, work and create there. A lot of credit for that goes to the team of The Design Group architects, responsible for the very original interior design of the largest record company operating in Poland.
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Universal Music Polska is part of global music corporation Universal Music Group. The latter owns departments in a number of countries across the world, and such stars as Madonna and U2 release their albums under Universal Music's umbrella. The new UMP headquarters, designed to... More
Project • By C&W Design + Build • Offices
TUI Netherlands
The office of TUI Netherlands, approximately 9,200 m2, in Rijswijk has been completely renovated. TUI asked us; "Create a dynamic and open work environment where colleagues can easily meet and work together." More
Project • By C&W Design + Build • Offices
Haag Wonen
Haag Wonen, one of the larger housing cooperatives in The Hague, was relocating from two locations to one new office. The new office had to combine two functions: a semi-secure public space to meet with clients, and a separate office space with workspaces. For both, DZAP gave a homey feel to the interior in the styling and furniture, as a nod to the tenants of Haag Wonen. And the clients of Haag Wonen are also visible in photos throughout the building. The ‘Homemaker’, the building’s charming working café, might just be the place to find the sales staff who had to ‘pop back to the office’. More