Antioffice "Attic"
Workspace for the most creative employees
Antioffice "Attic"
Workspace for the most creative employees
About the project
We made the concept of renovation of the 11th floor of the Toronto business center. An inspiring office design we produced in a more correct and deeper reading.
We created an atmosphere of space with history, and then filled it with a modern sense.
We created an atmosphere of space with history, and then filled it with a modern sense.
About the project
We made the concept of renovation of the 11th floor of the Toronto business center. An inspiring office design we produced in a more correct and deeper reading.
We created an atmosphere of space with history, and then filled it with a modern sense.
We created an atmosphere of space with history, and then filled it with a modern sense.
We consider the main task in developing a planning solution to be the creation of a flexible, efficient, stylish, but neutral space, not tied to a specific department of the company, but still comfortable for employees of any level - with a well-thought-out open space, comfortable meeting rooms and recreation areas.
We consider the main task in developing a planning solution to be the creation of a flexible, efficient, stylish, but neutral space, not tied to a specific department of the company, but still comfortable for employees of any level - with a well-thought-out open space, comfortable meeting rooms and recreation areas.
Dark, light and green
Three types of zones
Basic Design Solutions
- The elevator hall is a mysterious door, framed with stone and ivy that beckons to go inside.
- Hall - an art gallery with "mystical" images of office employees and a mirrored ceiling.
- Open space - use of natural stone and natural wood for wall cladding and structural elements creates an atmosphere of lightness, naturalness.
- Use of a second level of suspended structures and light panels to create an atmosphere of "attic".
- All the most interesting is in the details. Reminders of good ghosts are everywhere - the plaster hands of "ghosts" are like bas-reliefs on the walls.
Basic Design Solutions
- The elevator hall is a mysterious door, framed with stone and ivy that beckons to go inside.
- Hall - an art gallery with "mystical" images of office employees and a mirrored ceiling.
- Open space - use of natural stone and natural wood for wall cladding and structural elements creates an atmosphere of lightness, naturalness.
- Use of a second level of suspended structures and light panels to create an atmosphere of "attic".
- All the most interesting is in the details. Reminders of good ghosts are everywhere - the plaster hands of "ghosts" are like bas-reliefs on the walls.
Design solutions for individual zones
- Glass partitions isn`t only a space divider - they create blurry silhouettes of ghosts. The glass surfaces of the meeting rooms are pasted over with a membrane with portraits in a classic style, which creates the mystery of what is happening behind them.
- The central dark meeting rooms with portraits contrast with the light space of the main office.
Design solutions for individual zones
- Glass partitions isn`t only a space divider - they create blurry silhouettes of ghosts. The glass surfaces of the meeting rooms are pasted over with a membrane with portraits in a classic style, which creates the mystery of what is happening behind them.
- The central dark meeting rooms with portraits contrast with the light space of the main office.
Contacts
Where we are
Bastia, Corse, France
Work with us
If you would like to join our team, please email us your resume: archproductionmail@gmail.com
Bastia, Corse, France
Contacts
Where we are
Work with us
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Our number
+33640391902
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