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DWK The housing company
The starting point for the design concept was the question of how the architectural expertise of DWK - Die Wohnkompanie - can be translated into premises that can only be changed to a limited extent as rented office space. destilat's answer: a sculptural, strong design language in the interior, which does not rely on structural interventions, but on clear design symbols.
The central element of the interior design is the theme of the circular segment. Even the reception desk, prominently positioned in the entrance area, consists of circular elements that continue across the ceilings and walls - complex, but following an inner architectural logic. The resulting sculptural structure clearly characterizes the space and acts as a visual guidance system.
This design leitmotif is continued in the partition walls between the offices. The resulting sequences of rooms are reminiscent of arcades in historical buildings - a subtle architectural recourse that provides orientation and at the same time creates a calm, flowing spatial effect.
The individual offices are divided into two clearly defined zones: A more open zone for communication, meetings and creative work - and a quieter, more secluded area for concentrated work. A continuous plant zone between these areas not only provides a natural boundary, but also a pleasant indoor climate. Changing floor materials emphasize the zoning and increase the spatial legibility.
A separate area for customer reception, meetings, hospitality and the presentation of architectural models was integrated into the existing building as an architectural unit. Here too, materiality and design language intertwine and underline the claim not only to plan architecture, but to make it tangible in the space itself.
Team
Harald Hatschenberger
Marion Fussi
Nadiia Chabanna
The central element of the interior design is the theme of the circular segment. Even the reception desk, prominently positioned in the entrance area, consists of circular elements that continue across the ceilings and walls - complex, but following an inner architectural logic. The resulting sculptural structure clearly characterizes the space and acts as a visual guidance system.
This design leitmotif is continued in the partition walls between the offices. The resulting sequences of rooms are reminiscent of arcades in historical buildings - a subtle architectural recourse that provides orientation and at the same time creates a calm, flowing spatial effect.
The individual offices are divided into two clearly defined zones: A more open zone for communication, meetings and creative work - and a quieter, more secluded area for concentrated work. A continuous plant zone between these areas not only provides a natural boundary, but also a pleasant indoor climate. Changing floor materials emphasize the zoning and increase the spatial legibility.
A separate area for customer reception, meetings, hospitality and the presentation of architectural models was integrated into the existing building as an architectural unit. Here too, materiality and design language intertwine and underline the claim not only to plan architecture, but to make it tangible in the space itself.
Team
Harald Hatschenberger
Marion Fussi
Nadiia Chabanna
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