Private energy company recently hired architecture and interior design studio Workplace to design their new office in Wroclaw, Poland. Our goal was to create a space that would be flexible, employee-friendly, and support a diversity of spatial typologies, while also considering the concept of ecology.
Based on this information, we proceeded to the spatial planning space planning phase. Concurrently with the spatial planning work, we were engaged in the office design, transforming guidelines and expectations into concrete visual and functional solutions. Subsequently, we prepared detailed technical drawings that became guidelines for the subsequent stages of the project implementation.
The next step was the design of custom furniture and the selection and organization of movable furniture. Throughout the duration of the project, we maintained continuous communication with the construction team, organizing weekly meetings and regular site visits to oversee the progress of the work.
First and foremost, the priority was to promote the ideas of recycling, upcycling, and minimizing waste less waste. We made a decision to reuse as many existing elements as possible, adapting them to new, current needs and requirements of spatial arrangement.
Elements designated for reuse included glass walls, doors, ceilings ceiling islands and installations , as well as movable furnishings and plants. Another significant solution was the use of a paper ceiling in the networking area, along with printing on existing Ecophon ceiling islands.
