A series of architectural volumes create this office space for a furniture contract company within their factory. Volumes within volumes lend each functional part of the office their own identity. The large reception space is punctuated by a 36’ high seating area in the form of elliptical pods floating in a shallow reflecting pool at one end and a landscaped courtyard at the other end.

Towards one side, a 36’ high multifunctional space with movable modular platforms is designed to be used as a furniture display space, a seminar hall, or a social interaction space. A cantilevered sweeping stairway spirals asymmetrically through this volume connecting the three levels of the office.

Each of the spaces within the office is formed by elliptical volumes that create organic circulation spaces between them. A material palette of glass, metallic paint walnut, and wood, sound insulation boards, cork, and concrete accentuate each area differently.

Lighting is integrated with the design in multiple ways. Perforated partitions of wood fused with Plexiglas, ceilings of pyramidal modules, and a conference room with an installation of aluminum pipes are all infused with lighting. On each level, large openings allow natural light into the internal spaces from the Northern side and unobstructed views of the factory on the Southern side.

Each of the workstation areas, the discussion rooms, the cabins, conference room, multifunctional space and video conferencing room based upon the client’s brief is individual in identity and arranged organically over three levels forming an architectural interior with a composition of varying volumes.