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One Plus Partnership Limited Office
One Plus Partnership Limited Office
Hong Kong
Project Featured on May 16, 2015
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One Plus Partnership Limited Office
Hong Kong
Project Featured on May 16, 2015
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YEAR
2013
The designers have styled the office in what they consider the 'hottest design trend for the future 'up-cycling' waste material and 're-cycling' old furniture after giving them a face lift.
The sustainable theme of the office extends from cement walls and flooring to leftover fabrics and recycled designer pieces. Plastic blue wrapping redecorates designer chairs and fabric samples sourced from suppliers adorn a meeting room sofa.
Opting for an unconventional meeting and presentation room instead of a traditional 'conference room', chairs are redecorated with thick black elastic bands, plastic straps and greenhouse sun-screen netting. Next to the chairs is a cluster of tables, which allows different combinations, providing flexibility and easy adaptation for different use. This set-up allows clients or meeting attendees to seat themselves in a relaxed and comfortable way simulating a cafe when they are listening to a presentation or participating in a meeting.
Floors as well as the low partition walls and worktops are raw concrete to allow free space for creativity. It also extends to original concrete walls whose existing paint has been taken off. Old closets once destined for the dump proudly show their age with washed-away paint and weathered scratches.
New metal shelves were only varnished to prevent rusting ' yet their original rough edges are deliberately retained.
The grungy 'junkyard' concept is designed to demonstrate the potential of putting waste material to stylish use. Sustainability is the hottest topic around the world these days and the trend is reflected in designs for the future. Their eco-commitment even extends to lighting. Randomly hanging chandeliers are, in fact, LED lit, brightening gradually when they are switched on. Adjustable, flexible track lights are similarly energy-saving.
The sustainable theme of the office extends from cement walls and flooring to leftover fabrics and recycled designer pieces. Plastic blue wrapping redecorates designer chairs and fabric samples sourced from suppliers adorn a meeting room sofa.
Opting for an unconventional meeting and presentation room instead of a traditional 'conference room', chairs are redecorated with thick black elastic bands, plastic straps and greenhouse sun-screen netting. Next to the chairs is a cluster of tables, which allows different combinations, providing flexibility and easy adaptation for different use. This set-up allows clients or meeting attendees to seat themselves in a relaxed and comfortable way simulating a cafe when they are listening to a presentation or participating in a meeting.
Floors as well as the low partition walls and worktops are raw concrete to allow free space for creativity. It also extends to original concrete walls whose existing paint has been taken off. Old closets once destined for the dump proudly show their age with washed-away paint and weathered scratches.
New metal shelves were only varnished to prevent rusting ' yet their original rough edges are deliberately retained.
The grungy 'junkyard' concept is designed to demonstrate the potential of putting waste material to stylish use. Sustainability is the hottest topic around the world these days and the trend is reflected in designs for the future. Their eco-commitment even extends to lighting. Randomly hanging chandeliers are, in fact, LED lit, brightening gradually when they are switched on. Adjustable, flexible track lights are similarly energy-saving.
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