Our client, a champion of clean energy, required a space that reflected the new reality of work. The goal was to transform the office from a place of mandatory daily attendance to a flexible hub for collaboration and culture. We replaced rigid layouts with diverse spatial typologies, ensuring the office supports both daily users and remote employees visiting occasionally, all while maintaining a "Warm Eclectic" atmosphere that feels more like a home than a corporation.

To prioritise connection, we made a bold spatial move: the prime location previously occupied by the management board was transformed into the new "Heart of the Office" — a vibrant social and networking area accessible to everyone. This shift democratised the best views and daylight, turning what was once an exclusive zone into a hub for informal meetings and team integration.

Prioritising the client's identity as a green energy leader, we decided to retain and adapt as many existing elements as possible, including glass walls, doors, movable furniture and ceiling installations, adapting them to the current needs and requirements of spatial arrangement. We printed on existing Ecophon ceiling islands and used second-hand plants, demonstrating that sustainable design is about resourcefulness. However, the process required great agility; when the existing carpet proved unsuitable for reuse, we quickly adapted our strategy, proving that "Less Waste" requires an open mind to unforeseen challenges.

Recognising that community and movement drive wellbeing, we designed the space to encourage interaction and activity. We introduced "soft" meeting rooms and coffee points across the floorplate to foster spontaneous collaboration. By blending these vibrant social areas with functional elements like greenery-integrated lockers, we created an environment that naturally stimulates energy and strengthens team connections throughout the workday.