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Inspire Hub - Hybrid Office
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
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Inspire Hub - Hybrid Office
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Firm
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2023
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
Located in the dynamic Thu Duc city area with many development opportunities. This project aims to create a flexible space enabling the business to evolve, still focused on the quality of life of their employees.
The initial status is 2 lots of townhouses that have been designed and partially built. Each one has a footprint of 7 x 15 meters and six levels.
Design requirements are based on two main factors:
Firstly, this is not just a simple space for sharing, but also a combination of both communal and private areas: these consist of flexible shared work-spaces, as well as individual office rooms.
Secondly, the layout has to be flexible so that the owner can easily rearrange office layout to accommodate changing business objectives, or quickly scale up and down to fit teams of different sizes.
Therefore, we suggest setting aside half of the floor area as public space for meetings and activities, offering more attractive and interactive spaces, making this building different compared with standard office buildings.
The first and third floors are used as enclosed office spaces. The ground floor, 2nd floor and 4th floor are designed as open working areas and common spaces.
By allocating the open spaces between closed office spaces, we want to reduce
the feeling of stuffiness for workers when moving along the vertical axis of the building.
SPACE DISTRIBUTION
The ground floor is defined by an arrangement of long table, coffee counter, reception counter within the interior of the space, that defines a series of interstitial lounge spaces throughout the open space.
The exposed-concrete pillars also create a sense of division between different areas of the space.
The open shared space, on the other hand, is designed as a giant multifunctional space that can accommodate functions like Workshop, educational activities, events.
The space is filled with colorful furniture that contrast with the white walls and the gray floor.
On the 1st floor, the main meeting room occupy the center of the building while the enclosed office rooms are distributed around the perimeter, allowing natural light to flood all the corners of the space and forcing to travel the space in a circular way, thus fostering the collaborative and dynamic character of all coworking needs to.
Adjacent office rooms can be combined into a larger room by removing the partition in the middle, without affecting other components in the office.
This creates an opportunity for companies to expand the space used as they grow.
The space on the 3rd floor is designed to include medium-sized working rooms, without meeting rooms. The partitions between the offices can also be disassembled to create a large space on the whole floor.
The purpose for limiting the material palette is to accentuate the project’s function and defined as primarily a work space, and avoid the trap of over-emphasizing on leisure features and other distracting elements. This way, the design allows users to enjoy and relax while highly focusing on their work.
In contrast to the closed office spaces on the 1st and 3rd floors, the 2nd floor space is completely open. The workspaces are divided by a group of desks. These desks can be flexibly rotated to change the number of people working in the group.
The different orientations of the desk layout can deregulate the way of use, and the void space between them allows employees to redefine.
The inserted locker box among working desks allows everyone to detach from their computers and have a quick discussion at any time.
A large sofa set is placed in the space approaching the balcony. This open zone is a relaxing space as well as a place for coworkers and partners to collaborate and discuss work more comfortably and naturally.
A mirror block of WC surrounded by planters box illuminating the space, creating elegant and discreet scenography.
The 4th floor space is delimited by 3 main spaces, the front terrace is the place to organize parties and events, while the rear terrace is used for people to exercise. The middle area is the pantry and the small meeting room.
The design of the terrace uses soft curves that contrast with the flat glass partitions inside. It has a white, louver roof that allows natural light to enter the space. The white walls create a contrast with the green plants that add a touch of nature and freshness. The light-colored tile floor gives a sense of spaciousness and cleanliness. The terrace space is designed to be a comfortable and inviting place for people to socialize, relax, and enjoy.
For regular office buildings, the exercise space is usually a gym with air conditioning. In this building, at the rear terrace, people can participate in wellness activities such as yoga, meditation, dance classes, etc with natural light, fresh air, and plants.
Materials
Due to the project’s low cost, we choose to leave most of the surfaces unfinished, preserve the original unfinished floor and ceiling, and then remove the stucco to reveal the raw concrete of the central cores.
The interior is furnished with colorful furniture and artworks, to create a flexible, informal working environment that promotes creativity, knowledge, and interaction.
The initial status is 2 lots of townhouses that have been designed and partially built. Each one has a footprint of 7 x 15 meters and six levels.
Design requirements are based on two main factors:
Firstly, this is not just a simple space for sharing, but also a combination of both communal and private areas: these consist of flexible shared work-spaces, as well as individual office rooms.
Secondly, the layout has to be flexible so that the owner can easily rearrange office layout to accommodate changing business objectives, or quickly scale up and down to fit teams of different sizes.
Therefore, we suggest setting aside half of the floor area as public space for meetings and activities, offering more attractive and interactive spaces, making this building different compared with standard office buildings.
The first and third floors are used as enclosed office spaces. The ground floor, 2nd floor and 4th floor are designed as open working areas and common spaces.
By allocating the open spaces between closed office spaces, we want to reduce
the feeling of stuffiness for workers when moving along the vertical axis of the building.
SPACE DISTRIBUTION
The ground floor is defined by an arrangement of long table, coffee counter, reception counter within the interior of the space, that defines a series of interstitial lounge spaces throughout the open space.
The exposed-concrete pillars also create a sense of division between different areas of the space.
The open shared space, on the other hand, is designed as a giant multifunctional space that can accommodate functions like Workshop, educational activities, events.
The space is filled with colorful furniture that contrast with the white walls and the gray floor.
On the 1st floor, the main meeting room occupy the center of the building while the enclosed office rooms are distributed around the perimeter, allowing natural light to flood all the corners of the space and forcing to travel the space in a circular way, thus fostering the collaborative and dynamic character of all coworking needs to.
Adjacent office rooms can be combined into a larger room by removing the partition in the middle, without affecting other components in the office.
This creates an opportunity for companies to expand the space used as they grow.
The space on the 3rd floor is designed to include medium-sized working rooms, without meeting rooms. The partitions between the offices can also be disassembled to create a large space on the whole floor.
The purpose for limiting the material palette is to accentuate the project’s function and defined as primarily a work space, and avoid the trap of over-emphasizing on leisure features and other distracting elements. This way, the design allows users to enjoy and relax while highly focusing on their work.
In contrast to the closed office spaces on the 1st and 3rd floors, the 2nd floor space is completely open. The workspaces are divided by a group of desks. These desks can be flexibly rotated to change the number of people working in the group.
The different orientations of the desk layout can deregulate the way of use, and the void space between them allows employees to redefine.
The inserted locker box among working desks allows everyone to detach from their computers and have a quick discussion at any time.
A large sofa set is placed in the space approaching the balcony. This open zone is a relaxing space as well as a place for coworkers and partners to collaborate and discuss work more comfortably and naturally.
A mirror block of WC surrounded by planters box illuminating the space, creating elegant and discreet scenography.
The 4th floor space is delimited by 3 main spaces, the front terrace is the place to organize parties and events, while the rear terrace is used for people to exercise. The middle area is the pantry and the small meeting room.
The design of the terrace uses soft curves that contrast with the flat glass partitions inside. It has a white, louver roof that allows natural light to enter the space. The white walls create a contrast with the green plants that add a touch of nature and freshness. The light-colored tile floor gives a sense of spaciousness and cleanliness. The terrace space is designed to be a comfortable and inviting place for people to socialize, relax, and enjoy.
For regular office buildings, the exercise space is usually a gym with air conditioning. In this building, at the rear terrace, people can participate in wellness activities such as yoga, meditation, dance classes, etc with natural light, fresh air, and plants.
Materials
Due to the project’s low cost, we choose to leave most of the surfaces unfinished, preserve the original unfinished floor and ceiling, and then remove the stucco to reveal the raw concrete of the central cores.
The interior is furnished with colorful furniture and artworks, to create a flexible, informal working environment that promotes creativity, knowledge, and interaction.
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