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PROJECTS 29


rooms and conference rooms allow for work in teams. The largest conference room is 54m2 and the smaller ones range from 12m2


, to 23m2 .


The guiding idea of the conference rooms is Stadler’s flagship products – i.e. trains and trams, including the Flirt and Kiss trains, running in Polish cities. In two of the halls, graphics related to trains appear on the walls, applied to PET panels.


‘Very important to the project was good room acoustics, which we achieved by using PET-type materials on the walls and ceilings,’ explains Bit Creative architect Jakub Bubel. ‘Several rooms also featured specially designed lamps, combining modern lighting with acoustic material. In the ofice rooms, the walls and ceilings also feature acoustic materials in patterns specially designed for this project.’ The walls of the corridors have been decorated with graphics depicting vehicles, designed by Kolektyf. These are complemented by related stickers on the glass doors and glazing of the meeting rooms and social areas. The individual rooms are united by the brand’s colour scheme of navy blue and white and the use of natural materials such as wood, stone and concrete.


The ofice space includes two coffee points and a spacious canteen where employees can dine. The latter, located in the centre of the ofice, has been designed in an intense navy blue. Two walls of the room are lined with lacquered fins and two with a drawing of the sky printed on PET plates. This not only preserves the coherence of the interior design concept, but also builds a sense of comfort and serenity. The company’s business card is, of course, the reception desk. Designed in accordance with the brand book, the central element is a minimalist reception counter clad in quartz sintering. Backlit, it looks dignified against a blue wall with the company’s logo also backlit. In this part of the ofice, one can also find an impressively sized map of the world with marked locations related to the company’s activities. The room is warmed by the wooden panelling on the wall and the original wooden construction of the ceiling.


All images Instead of open spaces, the functional space has been divided up


PROJECT INFO


Client Stadler


Designer/architect Bit Creative bitcreative.info


Size 960m2


Completion date August 2023


KEY SUPPLIERS


Flooring Interface interface.com


Furniture Vitra


vitra.com


Steelcase steelcase.com


Morrow Woods woods.com.pl


Lighting Nyquista


nyquista.pl/en


Fagerhult fagerhult.com


Surfaces Nyquista


nyquista.pl/en


Creo Concept creoconcept.pl/en


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