INTERIORS
Two generous collaboration booths and informal seating moments are framed with blue scaffold, a language applied throughout the space to denote and invigorate flexible working spaces, offering momentum and directionality. Bespoke neon Signage seems to have been taken directly from the streets below, whilst an informal bookshelf / display area appears as a magazine stand on a street corner.
Striking plywood framing details envelop the main architectural elements across the floor plate, emboldening shadows, generating rhythm and seemingly revealing their raw structure as a subtle industrial gesture.
As the main architectural player in the space, a sculptural plywood boardroom functions at once as informal seating, formal meeting space, storage and viewfinder. Acting as a backdrop for nearly all front and back of house spaces, the boardroom employs a vibrant hue and grain, bringing warmth to more neutral office zones. Within the volume, a peaceful, light-filled boardroom atmosphere with excellent views both into and out of the space, completed with a large feature pendant. An emblematic black, arched portal door framed in blue acts as the threshold into the space, perpetuating a sense of understated playfulness.
A bespoke, rounded pantry table and complimentary
pendant light piece imbue the pantry space with additional vitality - moments of bold contrast and colour. Seating up to 16 people, the table becomes an opportunity for respite, rest and conversation in an otherwise busy front of house. A raw pantry conceals plentiful storage for the office of 80 employees, as well as another arched door with playful porthole detail.
In the main open plan spaces, variation and energy is explored through distinct carpet and wall treatments that generate spatial hierarchy effectively with simple colours and tones. Broad, sweeping fillets cut across the floor, denoting space allocated to key departments, whilst corresponding paint curves on vertical surfaces begin to suggest a division in the 3rd dimension. The overall effect is a multilayered open plan that feels spatial and architectural elements.
Placed at the centre of the open plan in a supporting roles are a collaborative Island, 2 acoustically sealed phone booths concealed by a writeable exterior
collaboration worktop with a vibrant scaffold detail.
Meeting rooms with large glass partitions framed in black retain as much natural light as possible. Simple variations of back painted writeable glass, coloured wall and feature display ledges give each room a sense of personality, orienting individuals in the space.
80 Social island bar with bespoke pendant light
surface, an informal
Ceramic tiles patterns inspired by restaurants in old Wanchai Hong Kong
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