Silver A' Design Award Winner 2023
Scanning this contemporary corporate interior from foreground to background and left to right reveals a spacious open-plan communal area designed to support informal workplace interaction and relaxation, the immediate foreground contains approximately eight modular seating elements arranged in loose groupings directly on a charcoal-toned floor that suggests polished concrete or luxury tile with subtle mottled variation like weathered slate, these geometric cube and rectangular ottoman forms alternate between soft dove gray fabric with a slightly nubby textile texture like fine wool felt and vibrant warm orange upholstery reminiscent of ripe persimmon or autumn maple leaves, moving deeper into the space the middle ground presents a generous L-shaped counter at bar height approximately chest level clad in honey-colored timber with visible grain patterns suggesting natural oak or similar hardwood running in horizontal bands warm as golden afternoon sunlight, this timber wraps upward to form a vertical column element creating an architectural feature that punctuates the space, behind the counter three individuals engage in casual conversation one standing figure in a coral-red sweater creates motion blur suggesting active movement while two seated figures on chrome bar stools converse across laptop computers, the ceiling above displays an industrial aesthetic with dark gray acoustic panels arranged in a geometric grid pattern interspersed with linear LED light fixtures that create bright white striations across the overhead plane like illuminated architectural lines, the light quality throughout feels even and comfortable neither harsh nor dim suggesting diffused ambient illumination supplemented by focused under-cabinet lighting at the beverage preparation area where appliances are visible, to the left through floor-to-ceiling glass partitions a separate meeting room contains additional figures seated around a table demonstrating the spatial connectivity between zones while a small sign indicates floor identification, the overall atmosphere feels professional yet inviting combining industrial materials with domestic warmth.
Spatial development perpetuates the Mas main tone of black, white, and gray, intersecting with the corporate color orange. Simple geometric lines as design language present the open dynamic place spirit. Striving for accurate control at every sense of scale, not only builds an open working environment, which is good for staff communication and inspires them more creative thinking and inspiration but also many flow freedom degrees are reserved in spatial planning.