Modern offices

Project No 3 designed by Work of Arch Studio; as the management floor of a six-storey factory. It has been designed with 4 executive offices, a meeting room, a reception and a wating area on a single floor of 350 m2.   It is aimed to create a warmer and natural environment by making maximum use of perspective and daylight in an office design. Different concepts have been considered in the design of the spaces. in the color scale, more natural tones and textures are preferred in some rooms, while black and gray tones are used in others to give a masculine and eclectic effect. The existing frescoes and heirloom furniture have been reconsidered within the design integrity in the executive rooms where the second generation works actively... More

The company Fantini is situated in the location of Pella, on the banks of Lake Orta. The project, designed by the architect Piero Lissoni & Partners, represents an attractive and innovative example of how industrial buildings can be successfully integrated into a natural landscape. To think of new lighting systems in the most modern design sector is one of the priorities of the architect and designer Piero Lissoni, one of the most iconic Flos' historical designers. For this reason, some of Lissoni's distinctive luminaires for Flos have been used in the gorgeous Fantini's Showroom, along with others designed by Flos Architectural and other important designers that work for Flos. We can appreciate the following luminaires: Toio, UT Spot,... More

A workspace interior should be representative of a company's theme, motto, and direction, which is why CAS took an innovative design approach with this real-estate office interior in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. The color palette was derived from the company's logo. The layout and furniture feature the perfect harmony of style and functionality. This Modern Office Interior Design epitomizes and embraces movement, dynamism, and detailing. It is all at once officious, accommodating, and contemporary! More

Global architecture and design studio, Perkins and Will signed the project for Willis Towers Watson’s new office in Brazil. The design for the leading global advisory, broking and solutions company’s new office features various references to São Paulo’s indentity and its most iconic spots.In order to meet Willis Towers Watson’s corporate culture – which places a strong emphasis on connecting office design to the local community, landscape and culture - vibrant colours were used in all of the areas in reference to São Paulo’s iconic grafitti walls. The cafeteria has two grafitti-like murals, created by artist Rogério Pedro, and a breathtaking view from the city’s skyline.Another reference to São Paulo’s culture is the sidewalk’s pattern... More

An interior that breathes orderly chaos, is different than an usual office and has a robust look and feel that was the question of Avantage. Important is that the employees of the IT company should be able to easily work/sit together in different teams and not be restricted by the interior of the office. At first sight it might be confusing but after all it should form a logical and natural whole.   With all these ingredients we have designed an interior in which nothing, except the reception unit at the entrance, is standing straight. Where elevated floors and shielding elements ensure that teams can easily sit and work together. With various team rooms where you can easily lean back in a comfortable chair or have a stand up meeting... More

Modern office building architecture design. Located near loft town in Vilnius, Lithuania. More

When Resalta changed its name from GGE, the company wanted to do more than redesign its brand. The management wanted to acknowledge its incredible growth and adopt a new brand identity to match it. For Resalta to attract top talent from the energy field, it needed workspaces that looked the part and its current offices weren’t up to the task.One of Resalta’s main challenges to achieving strategic goals was the state of their workplace. They worked in a set of offices that was designed for several small businesses, not one company. There were two main sections, and getting from one to the other was time-consuming. There were separate entrances, and that created a natural rift in the company. Employees could not freely communicate,... More